Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 7, 2 | close to him his two bay steeds and word-yoked car,~Indra
2 1, 10, 3 | Harness thy pair of strong bay steeds, long-maned, whose bodies
3 1, 14, 6 | 6 Let the swift steeds who carry thee, thought-yoked
4 1, 16, 1 | 1 LET thy Bay Steeds bring thee, the Strong,
5 1, 16, 4 | hither, with thy long-maned Steeds, O Indra, to- the draught
6 1, 33, 5 | fierce Lord of the Bay Steeds, the Stayer, blewest from
7 1, 37, 14| 14 Come quick with swift steeds, for ye have worshippers
8 1, 38, 10| with your strong-hoofed steeds, unhindered in their courses,
9 1, 40, 2 | well obtain wealth of good steeds and hero might.~
10 1, 43, 6 | he grant health into our steeds, wellbeing to our rams and
11 1, 45, 1 | worshipper:~Lord of Red Steeds, who lovest song, bring
12 1, 46, 3 | your car flies with winged steeds.~
13 1, 48, 2 | 2 They, bringing steeds and kine, boon-givers of
14 1, 48, 7 | This Dawn hath yoked her steeds afar, beyond the rising
15 1, 48, 12| art, vouchsafe us kine and steeds, strength meet for praist
16 1, 49, 1 | auspicious ways:~Let red steeds bear thee to the house of
17 1, 50, 8 | 8 Seven Bay Steeds harnessed to thy car bear
18 1, 51, 10| apart.~O Hero-souled, the steeds of Vata, yoked by thought,
19 1, 51, 11| Kavya Usana, he mounts his steeds who swerve wider and wider
20 1, 52, 8 | power is linked with thy Bay Steeds hadst smitten Vrtra, causing
21 1, 53, 4 | source of cattle, rich in steeds.~
22 1, 54, 3 | strength, drawn on by two Bay Steeds: a Bull, a Car is he.~
23 1, 57, 2 | have been created, like bay steeds, to move with speed.~
24 1, 61, 15| contending in the race of steeds with Sarya.~
25 1, 64, 13| mankind.~Spoil with his steeds he gaineth, treasure with
26 1, 72, 10| motion: they knew the Red Steeds coming down, O Agni.~ ~
27 1, 73, 8 | O Agni, may we conquer steeds with steeds, men with men,
28 1, 73, 8 | may we conquer steeds with steeds, men with men, heroes with
29 1, 73, 9 | we have power to hold thy steeds of riches, laying on thee
30 1, 81, 4 | in strength.~Lord of Bay Steeds, strong-jawed, sublime,
31 1, 82, 1 | Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
32 1, 82, 2 | Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
33 1, 82, 3 | Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
34 1, 82, 4 | Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
35 1, 82, 5 | Lord of Hundred Powers, thy Steeds be harnessed on the right
36 1, 82, 5 | Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
37 1, 84, 3 | mount thy car; thy Bay Steeds have been yoked by prayer.~
38 1, 84, 6 | Indra, thou dost yoke thy Steeds, there is no better charioteer:~
39 1, 84, 6 | thy might, none with good steeds o'ertaken thee.~
40 1, 87, 4 | youthful band, with spotted steeds; thus it hath lordly sway,
41 1, 88, 1 | with lances, winged with steeds.~Fly unto us with noblest
42 1, 89, 7 | Prani, borne by spotted steeds, moving in glory, oft visiting
43 1, 92, 15| yoke to thy car thy purple steeds,~And then bring thou unto
44 1, 93, 2 | increase of kine, and noble steeds.~
45 1, 94, 10| thou hadst yoked two red steeds and two ruddy steeds, wind-sped,
46 1, 94, 10| red steeds and two ruddy steeds, wind-sped, thy roar was
47 1, 101, 4 | is Lord and Master of the steeds and kine, honoured -the
48 1, 101, 10| thee with thine own Bay Steeds, O Indra, unclose thy jaws
49 1, 101, 10| fair cheek, let thy Bay Steeds bring thee: gracious to
50 1, 104, 1 | seated.~Loosen thy flying Steeds, set free thy Horses who
51 1, 114, 8 | the living, nor in cows or steeds,~Slay not our heroes in
52 1, 115, 5 | Mitra may behold it.~His Bay Steeds well maintain his power
53 1, 116, 2 | 2 Borne on by rapid steeds of mighty pinion, or proudly
54 1, 117, 2 | Asvins, which drawn by brave steeds cometh to the people,~Whereon
55 1, 119, 1 | thought-swift, borne on by rapid steeds.~With thousand banners,
56 1, 121, 8 | 8 Eight steeds thou broughtest down from
57 1, 122, 13| viands.~What can he do whose steeds and reins are choicest?
58 1, 134, 3 | 3 Two red steeds Vayu yokes, Vayu two purple
59 1, 134, 3 | Vayu yokes, Vayu two purple steeds, swift-footed, to the chariot,
60 1, 135, 1 | hundreds, Lord of harnessed steeds!~The drops divine are lifted
61 1, 138, 4 | thou who hast goats for steeds, Goat-borne! their gift
62 1, 139, 4 | morning rites, unswerving steeds for morning rites,~We set
63 1, 140, 4 | thou Friend of men, these steeds of thine are yoked, impatient,
64 1, 155, 6 | motion set his ninety racing steeds together with the four.~
65 1, 157, 3 | and drawn by fleet-foot steeds,~Three-seated, opulent,
66 1, 163, 10| lengthened order, when they, the Steeds, have reached the heavenly
67 1, 164, 19| have made, Indra and Soma, steeds bear as 'twere yoked to
68 1, 165, 3 | Bright Ones. Lord of Bay Steeds, say what thou hast against
69 1, 165, 4 | longing for me. These my Bay Steeds bear me to these oblations.~
70 1, 173, 5 | against him, borne by strong steeds, who kills enclosing darkness;~
71 1, 173, 13| praise, O Indra: Lord of Bay Steeds, find us hereby advancement.~
72 1, 175, 1 | been quaffed, Lord of Bay Steeds, as 'twere the bowl's enlivening
73 1, 175, 4 | Thou barest Kutsa with the steeds of Wind to Susna as his
74 1, 175, 5 | thou art supreme in gaining steeds.~
75 1, 181, 2 | 2 May your pure steeds, rain-drinkers, bring you
76 1, 181, 5 | shall feed full the bay steeds of the other, and, Asvins
77 1, 182, 1 | chariot drawn by strong steeds: be ye glad.~Heart-stirring,
78 1, 184, 3 | Surya's bridal.~Your giant steeds move on, sprung from the
79 1, 186, 8 | whose cars have dappled steeds like torrents, destroyers
80 2, 1, 5 | fleet coursers, givest noble steeds: a host of heroes art thou
81 2, 1, 16| guerdon graced with kine and steeds, -~Lead thou both these
82 2, 2, 13| guerdon, graced with kine and steeds, -~Lead thou both these
83 2, 10, 2 | Immortal, keen of insight.~Dark steeds or ruddy draw his car, or
84 2, 11, 6 | eager; we laud thy two Bay Steeds, heralds of Surya.~
85 2, 11, 7 | 7 Indra, thy Bay Steeds showing forth their vigour
86 2, 11, 17| the Soma.~Come with Bay Steeds to drink of libation, shaking
87 2, 14, 3 | clothe him with Soma even as steeds with trappings.~
88 2, 15, 6 | of Usas,~Rending her slow steeds with his rapid coursers.
89 2, 16, 3 | thunderbolt, when with swift steeds thou fliest over many a
90 2, 16, 6 | strong; strong are thy Bay Steeds and thy weapons powerful.~
91 2, 17, 3 | car-borne Lord of Tawny Steeds, the congregated swift ones
92 2, 18, 3 | 3 To Indra's car the Bay Steeds have I harnessed, that new
93 2, 24, 12| our oblation Iiie yoked steeds to fodder.~
94 2, 31, 2 | stamp of hoofs, our swift steeds trample on the ridges of
95 2, 34, 3 | in the racings of swift steeds; with the stream's rapid
96 2, 34, 4 | swift drops to flow;~Whose steeds are spotted deer, whose
97 2, 38, 3 | 3 Though borne by swift steeds he will yet unyoke them:
98 2, 41, 7 | kine, Nasatyas, and with steeds, come, Asvins, Rudras, to
99 3, 4, 7 | Invokers: the seven swift steeds joy in their wonted manner.~
100 3, 6, 6 | Order the long-maned ruddy steeds who sprinkle fatness.~Bring
101 3, 6, 9 | or borne on many, for thy steeds are able.~Bring, witb their
102 3, 7, 8 | Invokers: the seven swift steeds joy in their wonted manner.~
103 3, 26, 3 | strength and wealth in noble steeds.~
104 3, 26, 6 | might,~With spotted deer for steeds, with wealth that never
105 3, 30, 6 | 6 Forthwith thy Bay steeds down the steep, O Indra,
106 3, 30, 12| his journey ended, his Steeds he looses: this is Indra'
107 3, 30, 18| 18 When borne by strong Steeds for our weal, O Leader,
108 3, 35, 2 | many, the two swift Bay Steeds to the pole I harness,~That
109 3, 35, 3 | 3 Bring the strong Steeds who drink the warm libation,
110 3, 35, 3 | be thou gracious.~Let thy Steeds eat; set free thy Tawny
111 3, 41, 1 | juice, come with thy Bay Steeds, Thunder-armed~Come, Indra,
112 3, 43, 2 | people; come with thy two Bay Steeds to our devotions;~For these
113 3, 43, 3 | 3 Pleased, with thy Bay Steeds, Indra, God, come quickly
114 3, 44, 1 | thereat, O Indra, with thy Bay Steeds come:. ascend thy golden-coloured
115 3, 44, 2 | thinking, Lord of Tawny Steeds, above all glories waxest
116 3, 44, 4 | golden weapon, Lord of Tawny Steeds, the golden thunder in his
117 3, 44, 5 | tawny stones, with tawny steeds drave forth the kine.~
118 3, 45, 1 | hither, Indra, with Bay Steeds, joyous, with tails like
119 3, 45, 2 | mounts his chariot at his Bay Steeds' cry, shatters e'en things
120 3, 50, 2 | yoke thy pair of trusty Steeds for swiftness, whose faithful
121 3, 52, 7 | corn for thee, Lord of Bay Steeds, with thy horses.~Eat thou
122 3, 53, 4 | dwelling: so let thy Bay Steeds yoked convey thee hither.~
123 3, 58, 7 | with Vayu and with his steeds, one-minded, ever-youthful,~
124 3, 60, 2 | wherewith ye wrought the two Bay Steeds,-through these, O Rbhus,
125 4, 1, 8 | Lovely to look on, with red steeds, effulgent, like a feast
126 4, 2, 3 | 3 I laud the ruddy steeds who pour down blessing,
127 4, 2, 4 | Agni, with good car and steeds, bring hither, most bountiful,
128 4, 4, 8 | with thee.~Lords of good steeds and cars may we adorn thee,
129 4, 4, 10| 10 Whoso with good steeds and fine gold, O Agni, comes
130 4, 6, 9 | straightly forward,~And red steeds, wonderful, of mighty muscle,
131 4, 13, 4 | Spreading thy web with mightiest Steeds thou comest, rending apart,
132 4, 14, 4 | May those most powerful steeds and chariot bring you, O
133 4, 16, 11| That, holding the brown steeds like spoil for capture,
134 4, 19, 9 | 9 Lord of Bay Steeds, thou broughtest from the
135 4, 29, 1 | O Indra, with thy Tawny Steeds; exulting,~Past even the
136 4, 29, 2 | and conscious that his Steeds are noble, he joyeth with
137 4, 32, 15| to us.~Turn thy two Bay Steeds hitherward.~
138 4, 32, 17| To India for a thousand steeds well-trained and fleet of
139 4, 32, 22| praise thy pair of Tawny Steeds, wise Son of him who giveth
140 4, 32, 23| new-wrought post,~So shine the Bay Steeds in their course.~
141 4, 33, 9 | the two Bays, his docile Steeds, for Indra, -~Rbhus, as
142 4, 35, 5 | fashioned the two swift Tawny Steeds who carry Indra.~
143 4, 35, 7 | 7 Lord of Bay Steeds, at dawn thejuice thou drankest:
144 4, 37, 5 | bounteous ever, rich in steeds.~
145 4, 45, 7 | your chariot with good steeds, which lasts for ever,~Wherewith
146 4, 46, 3 | 3 May steeds a thousand bring you both,
147 4, 46, 7 | journey here unyoke your steeds,~Here for your draught of
148 4, 48, 4 | nine-and-ninety harnessed steeds who yoke them at thy will
149 4, 48, 5 | a hundred well-fed tawny steeds,~Yea, or a thousand steeds,
150 4, 48, 5 | steeds,~Yea, or a thousand steeds, and let thy chariot come
151 4, 57, 1 | nourisheth our kine and steeds. In such may he be good
152 5, 6, 1 | home, and strong enduring steeds as home. Bring food to those
153 5, 6, 10| brave sons and fleet-foot steeds. Bring food to those who
154 5, 18, 3 | life,~For, God who givest steeds! that car hither and thither
155 5, 18, 5 | presented me with fifty steeds.~
156 5, 29, 9 | time ye came with strong steeds swiftly speeding, O Usana
157 5, 31, 9 | 9 Let the steeds bring you both, Indra and
158 5, 33, 8 | 8 And these ten steeds which Trasadasyu gives me,
159 5, 33, 9 | guerdon, the powerful tawny steeds of Marutasva;~And thousands
160 5, 36, 6 | Srutaratha,~Who, rich in steeds, gave me two dark red horses
161 5, 41, 4 | oblation, as they whose steeds are fleetest seek the contest.~
162 5, 42, 15| the unwearied Ones whose steeds are dappled.~
163 5, 44, 12| host with well-advancing steeds.~
164 5, 52, 17| wealth in kine and wealth in steeds.~
165 5, 53, 3 | and they came with winged steeds radiant to the draught,~
166 5, 53, 7 | the firmament.~Like swift steeds hasting to their journey'
167 5, 54, 2 | strong bands with harnessed steeds, that wander far.~Trita
168 5, 55, 1 | They hasten with swift steeds easy to be controlled. Their
169 5, 55, 6 | spotted deer to be your steeds, and put your golden mantles
170 5, 56, 6 | draw, the fleet-foot tawny steeds, the best at drawing, to
171 5, 57, 4 | The Maruts, spotless, with steeds tawnyhued and red, strong
172 5, 57, 7 | bounty in cattle and in steeds, in cars and heroes.~Children
173 5, 59, 1 | sacrifice.~They bathe their steeds and hasten through the firmament:
174 5, 59, 5 | 5 Like steeds of ruddy colour, scions
175 5, 59, 7 | borders of the sky.~The steeds who carry them, as Gods
176 5, 61, 5 | meed, hundreds of sheep and steeds and kine,~Who threw embracing
177 5, 61, 9 | Syava, yea, to me.~Two red steeds carried me to Purumilha'
178 5, 61, 11| They who are borne by rapid steeds, drinking the meath that
179 5, 65, 3 | you first~We who have good steeds call on you, Most Sage,
180 5, 74, 9 | falcons with your winged steeds.~
181 5, 75, 5 | cry,~Asvins, with winged steeds ye speed down to cyavana
182 5, 75, 6 | Hither, O Heroes, let your steeds, of dappled hue, yoked at
183 5, 75, 6 | the thought,~Your flying steeds, O Asvins, bring you hitherward,
184 5, 79, 1 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
185 5, 79, 2 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
186 5, 79, 3 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
187 5, 79, 4 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
188 5, 79, 5 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
189 5, 79, 6 | highborn! delightful with thy steeds!~
190 5, 79, 7 | bestow rich gifts on us of steeds and kine, high-born! delightful
191 5, 79, 7 | high-born! delightful with thy steeds!~
192 5, 79, 8 | highborn! delightful with thy steeds!~
193 5, 79, 9 | high-born! delightful with the steeds!~
194 5, 79, 10| highborn! delightful with thy steeds!~
195 6, 16, 43| O Agni, O thou God, thy steeds which are most excellent:~
196 6, 19, 6 | vouchsafe us, Lord of Bay Steeds, that they may make us joyful.~
197 6, 21, 12| Indra, with thy Horses, Steeds that are best to draw, broad-backed,
198 6, 22, 3 | heroes.~Bring us, Lord of Bay Steeds, to make us joyful, celestial
199 6, 22, 11| come swittly with these Steeds in my direction.~
200 6, 23, 4 | humble rites with his Bay steeds he visits: he wields the
201 6, 33, 1 | Hero,~That wins with brave steeds where brave steeds encounter,
202 6, 33, 1 | brave steeds where brave steeds encounter, and quells the
203 6, 37, 3 | well-wheeled chariot, may the Steeds who bear him~Convey him
204 6, 39, 4 | Mornings.~He moves with Steeds yoked by eternal Order,
205 6, 39, 5 | forests, and kine, and steeds, and men, to him who lauds
206 6, 40, 1 | thee joyful: loose thy Bay Steeds and give thy friends their
207 6, 44, 10| liberal Indra. Lord of the Bay Steeds, be not thou ungracious.~
208 6, 44, 19| harnessed, bring thee hither, Steeds with strong chariot and
209 6, 45, 12| Indra, through thee, both steeds and spoil~Most glorious,
210 6, 45, 21| with power and wealth in steeds~And cattle, boldly, Lord
211 6, 45, 26| steers:~Be to one craving steeds a Steed.~
212 6, 47, 9 | chariot-seat, O Indra, with two steeds best to draw, O Lord of
213 6, 47, 18| his illusions; for his Bay Steeds are yoked, ten times a hundred.~
214 6, 47, 19| yoking to the car the Bay Steeds, hath extended sway.~Who
215 6, 55, 3 | 3 Bright God whose steeds are goats, thou art a stream
216 6, 55, 4 | Pusan, who driveth goats for steeds, the strong and Mighty,
217 6, 57, 3 | one: the other hath Bay Steeds at hand;~With both of these
218 6, 59, 5 | way?~One of you, yoking Steeds that move to every side,
219 6, 62, 6 | regions.~Speeding with winged steeds through dustless spaces,
220 6, 63, 10| offered hundreds, thousands of steeds to him who sang your praises,~
221 6, 65, 2 | All this with red-rayed steeds have they divided: the Dawns
222 7, 1, 12| 12 By sacrifice which the Steeds' Lord ever visits, there
223 7, 16, 10| bounty plenteous wealth of steeds, moved by desire of great
224 7, 18, 2 | our songs wirth kine and steeds and decoration.~
225 7, 18, 10| They who drive spotted steeds, sent down by Prsni, gave
226 7, 18, 23| foremost place, trained steeds with pearl to deck them.~
227 7, 18, 23| deck them.~Sudas's brown steeds, firmly-stepping, carry
228 7, 19, 4 | with Heroes, Lord of Bay Steeds, thou slewest many foemen.~
229 7, 24, 4 | accordant, Lord of Bay Steeds, accepting our devotions,~
230 7, 27, 5 | That we may win us cars and Steeds and cattle. Preserve us
231 7, 28, 1 | who knowest: let thy Bay Steeds be yoked and guided hither.~
232 7, 29, 2 | us quickly with thy Bay Steeds, Hero, come to our prayer,
233 7, 31, 1 | to Indra, Lord of Tawny Steeds,~The Soma-drinker, O my
234 7, 32, 4 | here.~Come with thy Bay Steeds, Thunder-wielder, to our
235 7, 32, 15| our princes, Lord of Tawny Steeds! pass through all peril,
236 7, 37, 4 | the dwelling.~Lord of Bay Steeds, this day may we Vasisthas
237 7, 37, 5 | through hymns, Lord of Bay Steeds, which thou hast favoured.~
238 7, 41, 6 | like Dadhikravan.~As strong steeds draw a chariot may they
239 7, 42, 2 | thy ruddy horses,~Or red steeds, Hero-bearing, for the chamber.
240 7, 45, 1 | filling the region, borne by steeds, come hither,~In his hand
241 7, 54, 2 | increase our wealth in kine and steeds, O Indu.~May we be ever-youthful
242 7, 56, 1 | young heroes borne by noble steeds?~
243 7, 67, 8 | by the Gods, your strong steeds never weary while speeding
244 7, 71, 1 | Let us invoke you rich in steeds and cattle - by day and
245 7, 72, 1 | and horses.~As harnessed steeds, all our laudations follow
246 7, 75, 6 | 6 Apparent are the steeds of varied colour, the red
247 7, 75, 6 | of varied colour, the red steeds carrying resplendent Morning.~
248 7, 90, 6 | ercome in battle with their steeds and heroes.~
249 7, 93, 3 | your favour,~They are like steeds who come into the race-course,
250 7, 94, 9 | in gold, in cattle, or in steeds,~That, Indra-Agni, let us
251 7, 94, 10| Indra and Agni, Lords of steeds,~Beside the Soma juice effused.~
252 7, 104, 6 | encompasses two vigorous steeds -~The song of praise which
253 7, 104, 10| essence of our food, kine, steeds, or bodies,~May he, the
254 8, 1, 9 | thine,~Even those vigorous Steeds, fleet-footed in the course,
255 8, 1, 24| A thousand and a hundred Steeds are harnessed to thy golden
256 8, 1, 25| tails,~Convey thee hither, Steeds with their white backs,
257 8, 1, 32| he who gave me two brown steeds together with their cloths
258 8, 2, 27| 27 May the strong Bay Steeds, yoked by prayer, bring
259 8, 2, 36| who, winning spoil with steeds, slays Vrtra, Hero with
260 8, 3, 17| the Vrtras, yoke thy Bay Steeds, Indra, from afar.~Come
261 8, 4, 11| hath yoked his vigorous Bay Steeds: the Vrtra-slayer hath come
262 8, 4, 14| may his dear vigorous Bay Steeds bring Indra, to our holy
263 8, 4, 19| Kurunga gave, a hundred steeds at morning rites.~Among
264 8, 4, 22| they obtained in plenty, steeds in plenty.~
265 8, 5, 22| the sea,~That with winged steeds your car might fly.~
266 8, 5, 33| 33 May dappled horses, steeds who fly with pinions, bring
267 8, 6, 24| all that wealth of fleet steeds which shone bright of old~
268 8, 6, 36| Come with thy lovely Bay Steeds, come to us from regions
269 8, 6, 42| 42 May thy Bay Steeds with beauteous backs, a
270 8, 6, 45| 45 Thy steeds, by Priyamedhas praised,
271 8, 6, 47| thousand head of kine, and steeds three times a hundred they
272 8, 7, 27| Borne by your golden-footed steeds, O Gods, come hither to
273 8, 7, 35| 35 Steeds flying on their tortuous
274 8, 10, 2 | the Asvins borne by rapid steeds.~
275 8, 12, 25| Then thy two beautiful Bay Steeds carried thee on.~
276 8, 12, 26| Then thy two beautiful Bay Steeds carried thee on.~
277 8, 12, 27| Then thy two beautiful Bay Steeds carried thee on.~
278 8, 12, 28| When thy two beautiful Bay Steeds grew great and greater day
279 8, 12, 33| wealth in brave men and good steeds ana kine~That we may first
280 8, 13, 11| thy strength: with dappled Steeds come, thou of mighty intellect,~
281 8, 13, 11| mighty intellect,~With swift Steeds to the sacrifice, for 'tis
282 8, 13, 22| wealth in herds of kine and steeds?~
283 8, 13, 27| sharers of thy feast,~Thy Bay Steeds, Indra, fraught with weal
284 8, 13, 31| and strong are these Bay Steeds of thine:~O Satakratu, thou
285 8, 14, 3 | Yielding in plenty kine and steeds.~
286 8, 14, 12| Let the two long-maned Bay Steeds bring Indra to drink the
287 8, 19, 6 | run are his fleet-footed steeds, and most resplendent fame
288 8, 21, 10| 10 Borne by Bay Steeds, the Lord of heroes, ruling
289 8, 21, 10| hundreds of cattle and of steeds.~
290 8, 22, 17| Asvins, rich in cattle, steeds, and gold,~Chief drinkers
291 8, 25, 23| troops of tawny-coloured steeds,~The carriers shall they
292 8, 26, 5 | Wonder-Workers, with fleet steeds ye fly completely round
293 8, 26, 19| 20 Harness the steeds who draw the car, O Vasu,
294 8, 26, 22| drive hither with thy noble steeds:~Come on thy mighty car
295 8, 27, 6 | things, ye Maruts, on your steeds: come ye, O Mitra, to our
296 8, 29, 8 | Dame ride on with winged steeds, and journey forth like
297 8, 31, 18| such mastery of fleet-foot steeds.~The man who, sacrificing,
298 8, 32, 9 | rich in herds of kine, in steeds, in gold: let us exert~Our
299 8, 32, 29| Bays who share thy banquet, Steeds with golden manes,~Convey
300 8, 33, 4 | glad.~Close-knit to his Bay Steeds, bolt-armed, beside the
301 8, 33, 14| thy car let thy yoked Bay Steeds carry thee,~Past other men'
302 8, 34, 12| Horses, come with well-fed Steeds alike in hue.~
303 8, 34, 14| thousands both of kine and steeds.~
304 8, 34, 16| 16 The thousand steeds, the mightiest troop, which
305 8, 34, 18| Pargvata's rich gifts, swift steeds whose wheels run rapidly,~
306 8, 36, 5 | of cattle, father of all steeds art thou. O Satakratu, drink
307 8, 40, 9 | guiding us,~Lord of the Bay Steeds, Hinva's Son. To a Good
308 8, 41, 6 | fold, even as they muster steeds to yoke.~
309 8, 43, 16| by strength, Lord of red steeds and brilliant sway,~Take
310 8, 45, 7 | to battle, borne by noble steeds,~Best of all charioteers
311 8, 45, 11| wealthy by hundreds, rich in steeds,~Unrivalled, readywith our
312 8, 46, 1 | Thou driver of the Tawny Steeds.~
313 8, 46, 5 | 5 Kine, steeds, and hero strength he gains,
314 8, 46, 7 | rich in wealth, let swift Steeds bring to us, his Bays, to
315 8, 46, 10| to our wish for cows, for steeds, and chariots, as of old,~
316 8, 46, 22| 22 Steeds sixty thousand and ten thousand
317 8, 46, 23| my wealth increase, fleet steeds whose tails are long and
318 8, 46, 28| fatness down,~Hurried along by steeds, by camels, and by hounds,
319 8, 46, 29| Bulls that resemble vigorous steeds.~
320 8, 50, 3 | We know thee, Lord of Bay Steeds victor in the fight, vanquishing
321 8, 50, 6 | 6 Increaser of our steeds and multiplying kine, a
322 8, 50, 7 | Indra, for the gain of steeds.~
323 8, 54, 1 | hither quickly with fleet steeds~
324 8, 55, 4 | May Indra, Lord of Bay Steeds, fair-helmed Thunderer,
325 8, 57, 15| 15 Two brown-hued steeds, Indrota's gift, two bays
326 8, 57, 16| from Arksa rein-obeying steeds,~From Asvamedha beauteous
327 8, 58, 5 | 5 Hither his Bay Steeds have been sent, red Steeds
328 8, 58, 5 | Steeds have been sent, red Steeds are on the sacred grass,,~
329 8, 58, 13| who hath made the fleet steeds spring, well-harnessed,
330 8, 59, 7 | who yokes the bright-hued steeds, the Etasas, even Indra
331 8, 62, 1 | keeps the Law, yoke your steeds, Aiyins, to your car~Let
332 8, 62, 14| us with thousands both of steeds and kine:~Let your protecting
333 8, 62, 15| thousands both of kine aud steeds:~Let your protecting help
334 8, 63, 13| heads of four presented steeds, like the long wool of fleecy
335 8, 63, 14| sacred feast, as flying steeds brought Tugra's son.~
336 8, 64, 1 | Agni, as a charioteer, thy steeds who best invite the Gods:
337 8, 67, 2 | bring us embellishment and steeds,~Give us, besides, two rings
338 8, 76, 5 | us, O ye Asvins, now with steeds of many a varied hue,~Ye
339 8, 79, 3 | Song.~Indra, Lord of Bay Steeds, accept these fitting hymns,
340 8, 81, 11| Thunder-armed!~May we with steeds o'ercome in fight.~
341 8, 82, 24| who share his feast, Bay Steeds with golden manes, shall
342 8, 82, 31| our libation with thy Bay Steeds, come~To our libation with
343 8, 82, 31| To our libation with thy Steeds.~
344 8, 82, 32| Satakratu, come~With Bay Steeds to the juice we shed.~
345 8, 82, 33| drops of Soma: come~With Bay Steeds to the juice we shed.~
346 8, 86, 2 | 2 The unwasting share of steeds and kine which, Indra, thou
347 8, 86, 4 | thee with thy long-maned Steeds.~
348 8, 87, 9 | broad wide-yoked car the Bay Steeds of the rapid God,~Bearers
349 8, 88, 2 | 2 Lord of Bay Steeds, fair-helmed, rejoice thee:
350 8, 94, 8 | Bays who draw thy chariot, Steeds who injure none, surpass
351 8, 97, 8 | raiders' head, I, craving steeds and kine, unite myself with
352 9, 2, 10| thou, winner of heroes, steeds, and strength~Primeval Soul
353 9, 4, 10| Indu, bring us wealth in steeds, manifold. quickening all
354 9, 9, 8 | high renown, give kine and steeds and hero sons:~Win for us
355 9, 11, 3 | weal to the people, weal to steeds.~Weal, O thou King, to growing
356 9, 15, 3 | shines with light~The mettled steeds exert their strength.~
357 9, 21, 7 | resonant voice: like swift steeds they have run the course,~
358 9, 22, 1 | themselves to motion like strong steeds,~Like cars, like armies
359 9, 36, 6 | heaven, O Soma, seeking steeds and kine,~And seeking heroes,
360 9, 41, 4 | wealth~In kine and gold and steeds and spoil.~
361 9, 42, 6 | wealth in kine, in heroes, steeds, and spoil,~Send us abundant
362 9, 47, 5 | riches as in races of the steeds. In war~Thou art upon the
363 9, 55, 3 | finding for us kine and steeds, O Soma, with thy juice
364 9, 59, 1 | Soma, winning kine, and steeds, and all that gives delight:~
365 9, 61, 20| day,~Gainer art thou of steeds and kine.~
366 9, 62, 12| possessions, both of kine and steeds,~Exceeding glorious, much-desired.~
367 9, 63, 12| stream in thousands, both of steeds and kine,~Send spoil of
368 9, 64, 3 | horse, hast neighed together steeds and kine:~Unbar for us the
369 9, 64, 4 | Out of desire of cows and steeds and horses. potent Soma-drops,~
370 9, 65, 17| increase of kine, and noble steeds,~The gift of fortune for
371 9, 67, 6 | Indu, bring us wealth in steeds and cattle hundredfold:~
372 9, 69, 8 | wealth in goods, in gold, in steeds, in cattle and in corn,
373 9, 72, 9 | unto us a hundred gifts of steeds, a thousand gifts of cattle
374 9, 78, 2 | mayest go: a thousand bay steeds hast thou resting in the
375 9, 86, 4 | 4 Fleet as swift steeds, thy drops, divine, thought-swift,
376 9, 86, 41| children, wealth that harbours steeds.~
377 9, 87, 5 | urified by strainers, like steeds who rusg to battle fain
378 9, 96, 11| enrich us with large gifts of steeds and heroes.~
379 9, 105, 4 | with wealth of kine and steeds:~I will spread forth above
380 9, 107, 24| the Maruts, gladdening, Steeds with Indra's stiength, for
381 9, 108, 6 | stable full of kine and steeds: burst it, brave Lord, like
382 10, 3, 7 | impetuous with impetuous Steeds, come hither.~
383 10, 6, 6 | treasures meet together, even as steeds and riders for the booty.~
384 10, 7, 4 | rich in food, drawn by red steeds, and holy: by day and night
385 10, 22, 4 | as God, two blustering Steeds Of the Wind-God, O Thunderer,~
386 10, 22, 5 | 5 Even to these dark Steeds of Wind thou of thyself
387 10, 23, 1 | we worship, driver of Bay Steeds seeking sundered courses.~
388 10, 23, 2 | The treasure which his Bay Steeds found at sacrifice,-this
389 10, 26, 5 | the driver of the chariot steeds;~The Rsi who is good to
390 10, 34, 11| dwelling.~He yokes the brown steeds in the early morning, and
391 10, 37, 3 | forth with winged dappled Steeds.~One lustre waits upon thee
392 10, 40, 5 | car-borne chieftain rich in steeds.~
393 10, 44, 2 | Firm-seated is thy car, thy Steeds are docile; thy hand, O
394 10, 44, 3 | 3 Let strong and mighty Steeds who bear this Mighty Indra,
395 10, 48, 4 | myself these herdi of cattle, steeds and kine, and gold in ample
396 10, 60, 6 | yokest thy pair of ruddy steeds.~Thou troddest niggards
397 10, 62, 7 | cleared the stable full of steeds and kine,~Giving to me a
398 10, 62, 8 | thousand kine, a hundred steeds.~
399 10, 64, 7 | bring Vayu who yokes his steeds, for friendship bring ye
400 10, 65, 3 | spheres.~Even as fleet-foot steeds who make their masters glad,
401 10, 70, 2 | the Gods come hither with steeds whose shapes are varied,
402 10, 75, 8 | 8 Rich in good steeds is Sindhu, rich in cars
403 10, 75, 9 | light-rolling, drawn by steeds, and with that car shall
404 10, 76, 3 | juice bright with the hue of steeds.~
405 10, 78, 5 | travel like the noblest steeds, long to obtain the prize
406 10, 93, 8 | drink: may thy fleet Bay Steeds, thine who sperdest on,
407 10, 94, 6 | snorting is like that of steeds.~
408 10, 94, 9 | kiss Indra's Bay-coloured Steeds: draining. the stalk they
409 10, 96, 1 | will I laud thy two Bay Steeds: I prize the sweet strong
410 10, 96, 2 | goldhued place, like Bay Steeds driving onward to the heavenly
411 10, 96, 2 | strength allied with Tawny Steeds, laud him whom cows content
412 10, 96, 7 | He who speeds on with Bay Steeds even as he lists hath satisfied
413 10, 96, 8 | Mares, will bear his Bay Steeds safely over all distress.~
414 10, 96, 9 | there, he grooms his Tawny Steeds, when he hath drunk strong
415 10, 96, 10| heaven and earth the Bay Steeds' Lord hath whinnied like
416 10, 97, 7 | Herbs rich in Soma, rich in steeds, in nourishments, in strengthening
417 10, 99, 3 | bear them, with jars for steeds, they pour their flood like
418 10, 103, 10| heroes.~Urge on the strong steeds' might, O Vrtra-slayer,
419 10, 104, 3 | the Bull, O thou whom Bay Steeds carry.~Here take delight,
420 10, 105, 2 | 2 He whose two Bay Steeds harnessed well, swerving,
421 10, 105, 5 | onward by the long-maned Steeds who stretch themselves as '
422 10, 107, 2 | Guerdon-givers: they who give steeds dwell with the Sun for ever.~
423 10, 107, 11| 11 Steeds good at draught convey the
424 10, 112, 2 | drink the Soma.~Let thy Bay Steeds, thy Stallions, hasten hither,
425 10, 114, 9 | hath tracked the two Bay Steeds of Indra?~
426 10, 149, 4 | 4 As warriors to their steeds, kine to their village,
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