Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 3, 4 | 4 O Indra marvellously bright, come, these libations long
2 1, 3, 10| enriched with hymns, may bright Sarsavad desire,~With eager
3 1, 6, 1 | as he moves harness the bright, the ruddy Steed~The lights
4 1, 12, 9 | 10 Such, Agni, Purifier, bright, bring hither to our sacrifice,~
5 1, 14, 7 | Make them drink meath, O bright of tongue.~
6 1, 15, 11| Drink ye the meath, O Asvins bright with flames, whose acts
7 1, 16, 1 | Those, Indra, who are bright as suns.~
8 1, 19, 8 | 8 Who with their bright beams spread them forth
9 1, 23, 13| lost animal, drive to us, bright Pusan, him who bears up
10 1, 23, 14| 14 Pusan the Bright has found the King, concealed
11 1, 26, 7 | choice-worthy may~We, with bright fires, be dear to him.~
12 1, 26, 8 | precious wealth to us~So, with bright fires, we pray to thee.~
13 1, 27, 11| smoke-bannered excellently bright,~Urge us to strength and
14 1, 35, 3 | the downward; with two bright Bays, adorable, he journeys.~
15 1, 35, 9 | approach us, and spreads the bright sky through the darksome
16 1, 36, 7 | him in his own splendour bright draw near in worship the
17 1, 38, 10| courses, haste~Along the bright embanked streams.~
18 1, 43, 5 | like the Sun, refulgent as bright gold is he,~The good, the
19 1, 49, 1 | EN from above the sky's bright realm come, Usas, by auspicious
20 1, 49, 3 | 3 Bright Usas, when thy times return,
21 1, 50, 1 | 1 HIS bright rays bear him up aloft,
22 1, 50, 9 | Surya hath yoked the pure bright Seven, the daughters of
23 1, 53, 3 | Well pleased with these bright flames and with these Soma
24 1, 57, 2 | meet for lofty praise, like bright Dawn, now bring gifts with
25 1, 58, 4 | among the herd of cows,~With bright strength roaming to the
26 1, 58, 8 | 9 Be thou a refuge, Bright One, to the singer, a shelter,
27 1, 64, 7 | wondrous power and marvellously bright, selfstrong like mountains,
28 1, 64, 7 | your strength among the bright red flames.~
29 1, 64, 11| the firm; the Maruts with bright lances make all things to
30 1, 64, 12| with prayer, the brisk, the bright, the worshipful, the active
31 1, 66, 3 | one like a dame at home;~Bright when he shines forth, whitish
32 1, 69, 1 | 1. BRIGHT, splendid, like Dawn's lover,
33 1, 71, 4 | he in every house grown bright and noble,~He, Bhrgu-like
34 1, 84, 4 | excellent.~Streams of the bright have flowed to thee here
35 1, 84, 10| sweet to the taste, the bright cows drink,~Who for the
36 1, 85, 3 | of the Cow, they shine in bright attire, and on their fair
37 1, 87, 6 | for glory, they who wear bright rings; rays they obtained,
38 1, 92, 1 | the war, onward they come bright red in hue, the Mother Cows.~
39 1, 92, 9 | widely spreading with her bright eye westward.~Waking to
40 1, 92, 12| 12 The bright, the blessed One shines
41 1, 95, 1 | Godlike Babe of golden colour; bright and fair-shining, is he
42 1, 110, 4 | children of Sudhanvan, bright as suns, were in a year'
43 1, 112, 1 | and Earth, and Agni, fair bright glow, to hasten their approach.~
44 1, 113, 2 | 2 The Fair, the Bright is come with her white offspring;
45 1, 113, 4 | 4 Bright leader of glad sounds, our
46 1, 113, 12| shine on us here, most bright, O Dawn, this morning.~
47 1, 113, 15| have vanished, first of bright morns to come hath Dawn
48 1, 115, 3 | Sun's Bay-coloured Horses, bright, changing hues, meet for
49 1, 115, 5 | power eternal, at one time bright and darksome at another.~
50 1, 121, 11| Heaven and Earth, those bright expanses that have no wheels,
51 1, 123, 4 | Eager for conquest, with bright sheen she cometh. Her portion
52 1, 124, 4 | she seen, as 'twere the Bright One's bosom: she showeth
53 1, 124, 11| she harnesseth her team of bright red oxen.~She will beam
54 1, 130, 9 | tore the Sun's wheel off. Bright red, he steals away their
55 1, 134, 5 | 5 For thee the pure bright quickly-flowing Soma-drops,
56 1, 135, 6 | priests, are oficredup to you: bright, Vayu, are they offered
57 1, 137, 1 | yours, Mitra and Varuna, bright Soma juices blent with milk.~
58 1, 139, 8 | grow old, never may your bright glories fall into decay,
59 1, 140, 1 | place of birth.~I clothe the bright One with my hymn as with
60 1, 142, 3 | He wondrous, sanctifying, bright, sprinkles the sacrifice
61 1, 143, 7 | of the Law, whose face is bright with oil.~Inflamed and keen,
62 1, 144, 6 | And these two Mighty Ones, bright, golden closely joined,
63 1, 149, 3 | Steed of cloudy heaven,~Bright like the Sun, with hundredfold
64 1, 160, 3 | surpassing power.~Thereto for his bright milk he milked through all
65 1, 165, 1 | 1. WITH what bright beauty are the Maruts jointly
66 1, 165, 3 | greetest us when meeting us the Bright Ones. Lord of Bay Steeds,
67 1, 167, 3 | rearward,~Well grasped, bright, decked with gold there
68 1, 180, 3 | the milch-cow,~Which the bright offerer, shining like a
69 1, 181, 8 | 8 This song of bright contents for you is swelling
70 1, 186, 9 | known by~glory.~As on a fair bright day the arrow flieth o'er
71 1, 191, 12| 12 The three-times-seven bright sparks of fire have swallowed
72 2, 1, 13| taken as their mouth; the Bright Ones have made thee, O Sage,
73 2, 1, 14| sweetness to their drink. Bright art thou born, the embryo
74 2, 2, 3 | famous car, Agni the purely bright, like Mitra. to be glorified
75 2, 2, 7 | prayer, and like the sky's bright sheen let mornings beam
76 2, 3, 2 | lighting up the chambers, bright in his majesty through threefold
77 2, 4, 5 | him.~Known is he by his bright delightful splendour, and
78 2, 7, 4 | Agni, high shinest forth, bright, adorable,~When worshipped
79 2, 9, 1 | Herald hath seated him, bright, splendid, passing mighty,~
80 2, 9, 4 | wealth and treasure. of the bright song of praise thou art
81 2, 27, 2 | this praise-song -~Adityas bright and pure as streams of water,
82 2, 27, 9 | they hold aloft the three bright heavenly regions.~Ne'er
83 2, 33, 9 | tawny adorns himself with bright gold decorations:~The strength
84 2, 34, 13| have taken to themselves a bright and lovely hue.~
85 2, 35, 3 | storehouse.~On every side the bright Floods have encompassed
86 2, 35, 3 | Floods have encompassed the bright resplendent Offspring of
87 2, 35, 4 | him the youthful.~He with bright rays shines forth in splendid
88 2, 41, 3 | today and drink.~Of the bright juice when blent with milk.~
89 3, 1, 10| teeming bosom.~Guard, for the Bright and Strong, the fellow-spouses
90 3, 2, 5 | with raised ladles, him bright, dear to all the Gods, perfecting
91 3, 2, 13| gold-haired, excellently bright,~Whom Matarisvan stablished,
92 3, 2, 14| who stands in heaven's bright sphere a sign, who wakes
93 3, 3, 5 | 5 Bright Agni with the bright car,
94 3, 3, 5 | 5 Bright Agni with the bright car, Lord of green domains,
95 3, 17, 4 | 4 Agni most bright and fair with song we honour,
96 3, 19, 2 | lift the oil-fed ladle, bright, with an offering, bearing
97 3, 23, 4 | s place, in days of fair bright weather.~On man, on Apaya,
98 3, 26, 2 | 2 That Agni, bright, Vaisvanara, we invoke for
99 3, 27, 10| Thee, Agni, longing, nobly bright.~
100 3, 29, 6 | in colour, in the wood.~Bright, checkless, as it were upon
101 3, 30, 13| would look on the broad bright front of the refulgent Morning;~
102 3, 33, 1 | rein contending,~Like two bright mother cows who lick their
103 3, 34, 4 | loved him.~For man the days' bright ensign he illumined, and
104 3, 37, 8 | thou the Soma for our help, bright, vigilant, exceeding strong,~
105 3, 40, 4 | Soma juice expressed,~The bright drops to thy dwelling-place.~
106 3, 44, 5 | 5 The bright, the well-loved thunderbolt,
107 3, 44, 5 | thunderbolt, girt with the bright, Indra disclosed,~Disclosed
108 3, 55, 11| one of the Twain is dark, bright shines the other;~And yet
109 3, 56, 8 | 8 Three are the bright realms, best, beyond attainment,
110 3, 61, 2 | auspicious Goddess, on thy bright car awaking pleasant voices.~
111 3, 61, 7 | Varuna and Mitra, which, bright, hath spread in every place
112 4, 1, 17| was sp, endid! up rose the bright beam of celestial Morning.~
113 4, 4, 7 | dwelling. May all his days be bright: be this his longing.~
114 4, 6, 8 | homes of men engendered,~Bright like a spear's tooth, wakened
115 4, 7, 6 | secret though his flames are bright seekingon all sides, quickly
116 4, 7, 9 | 9 Bright God, thy path is black:
117 4, 10, 2 | praises come thou to meet us, bright as the sunlight,~O Agni,
118 4, 17, 8 | bold and furious Indra, the bright bolt's Lord, infinite, strong
119 4, 22, 8 | thee~To us-ward, of the Bright One, as the courser strains
120 4, 38, 4 | among the cattle;~Shown in bright colour, looking on the assemblies,
121 4, 39, 2 | swift of foot aind shining bright as Agni, ye, Varuna and
122 4, 44, 2 | followeth close upon your bright appearing when stately horses
123 4, 45, 2 | spreading through mid-air bright radiance like the Sun.~
124 4, 45, 6 | spread through the firmament bright radiance like the Sun;~And
125 4, 47, 1 | 1. Vayu, the bright is offered thee, best of
126 4, 51, 9 | darkness with radiant bodies bright and pure and shining.~
127 4, 52, 2 | the Kine, in colour like a bright red mare,~The Dawn became
128 4, 52, 7 | region of mid-air.~With thy bright shining lustre, Dawn.~
129 5, 6, 5 | splendid, Lord of flame, bright, wondrous, Prince of men,
130 5, 7, 4 | who is afar,~When he, the Bright, unchanged by eld, consumes
131 5, 7, 8 | 8 For him, to whom, bright as an axe he, as to Atri,
132 5, 8, 1 | for their aid,~Thee very bright, and holy, nourisher of
133 5, 10, 4 | 4 Bright Agni, they who deck their
134 5, 14, 4 | 4 Agni shone bright when born, with light killing
135 5, 23, 4 | these homes shine forth, bright God! for our prosperity,
136 5, 24, 4 | 4 To thee then, O Most Bright, O Radiant God, we come
137 5, 26, 3 | enkindled thee, O Sage, bright caller of the Gods to feast.~
138 5, 33, 10| these commended horses, bright and active, by Dhvanya son
139 5, 34, 9 | and his be powerful and bright dominion.~
140 5, 41, 12| heaven:~And may the Waters, bright like castles, hear us, as
141 5, 41, 14| feasting.~May days with bright dawns cause my songs to
142 5, 43, 3 | and bring the beautiful bright juice to Vayu.~God, as our
143 5, 43, 4 | spreading branches, the mead's bright glittering juice that dwells
144 5, 43, 14| have sought the Mother's bright and loftiest station.~As
145 5, 45, 9 | swooped the rapid Falcon. Bright was the young Sage moving
146 5, 48, 3 | pressing-stones and with the bright beams of the day he hurls
147 5, 52, 6 | their spears and weapons bright with gleaming gold.~After
148 5, 54, 1 | make for the Marut host who bright in native splendour cast
149 5, 54, 6 | 6 Bright shone your host, ye Sages,
150 5, 56, 6 | 6 Bind to your car the bright red mares, yoke the red
151 5, 56, 7 | and this loudly-neighing bright red vigorous horse who hath
152 5, 57, 4 | 4 Bright with the blasts of wind,
153 5, 57, 5 | rich in drops, munificent, bright in their aspect, yielding
154 5, 61, 13| is ever young, borne on bright cars, unblamable,~Moving
155 5, 61, 16| worshipful and exceeding bright,~Send down the treasures
156 5, 76, 1 | 1. AGNI, the bright face of the Dawns, is shining;
157 5, 79, 4 | the priests who laud thee, Bright One, with their hymns,~And
158 5, 80, 1 | Law true to eternal Order, bright on her path, red-tinted,
159 5, 80, 5 | conscious that her limbs are bright with bathing, she stands,
160 5, 84, 2 | steed, the swelling cloud, O bright of hue.~
161 5, 87, 6 | of mighty power: may your bright vigour be our aid, Evayamarut;~
162 6, 2, 6 | 6 Thy bright smoke lifts itself aloft,
163 6, 3, 3 | 3 Bright God, whose look is free
164 6, 3, 6 | him like the singer, and bright as Mitra with his splendour
165 6, 3, 8 | the band of Maruts, the bright impetuous One hath shone
166 6, 4, 3 | heavens regard with wonder: bright as the Sun he clothes himself
167 6, 4, 6 | with splendour.~Decked with bright colour he dispels the darkness,
168 6, 6, 1 | banquet, who rends the wood, bright, with his blackened pathway.~
169 6, 6, 7 | wonderful, life-giving.~Wealth bright, O Bright One, vast, with
170 6, 6, 7 | life-giving.~Wealth bright, O Bright One, vast, with many heroes,
171 6, 6, 7 | many heroes, give with thy bright flames to the man who lauds
172 6, 9, 1 | half of day is dark, and bright the other: both atmospheres
173 6, 10, 3 | Agni,~And the God, wondrous bright, with wondrous succours
174 6, 11, 4 | 4 Bright hath he beamed, the wise,
175 6, 16, 34| with oblation, kindled, bright.~
176 6, 25, 4 | hero slays the hero, when bright in arms they range them
177 6, 35, 4 | milch-cow good at milking: bright be its shine among the Bharadvajas.~
178 6, 39, 3 | stablished as the days' bright ensign. He made the Mornings
179 6, 48, 12| for the host of Maruts bright with native sheen, hath
180 6, 48, 15| 15 Bright as the host of Maruts mighty
181 6, 48, 16| me, Pusan, in thine car, bright Deity: I fain would speak:~
182 6, 48, 21| The Maruts have obtained bright strength, a sacred name,
183 6, 49, 4 | wealthy.~Thou, Sage, with bright path, Lord of harnessed
184 6, 50, 2 | Lord of great might, the bright Gods sprung from Daksa,~
185 6, 51, 3 | faithful: hither I call the Bright who share in common.~
186 6, 55, 1 | SON of Deliverance, come, bright God!~Let us twain go together:
187 6, 55, 3 | 3 Bright God whose steeds are goats,
188 6, 58, 1 | heaven art thou: one form is bright, one holy, like Day and
189 6, 65, 2 | they divided: the Dawns on bright cars shine in wondrous fashion.~
190 6, 66, 1 | drained but once her fair bright udder.~
191 6, 66, 9 | 9 Bring a bright hymn to praise the band
192 6, 66, 10| 10 Bright like the flashing flames
193 6, 70, 4 | fatness, Heaven and Earth are bright therewith: they mingle with
194 7, 3, 5 | guest within his dwelling: bright shines the splendour of
195 7, 4, 2 | his Mother;~He who with bright teeth seizeth fast the forests,
196 7, 5, 6 | 6 In thee, O bright as Mitra, Vasus seated the
197 7, 9, 2 | doors of Panis, brought the bright Sun to us who feedeth many.~
198 7, 10, 1 | 1. HE hath sent forth, bright, radiant, and refulgent,
199 7, 14, 1 | we the God whose flame is bright:~Let us bring Jatavedas
200 7, 15, 7 | down, O Worshipped Onel~Bright, rich in heroes, Agni! God~
201 7, 15, 10| 10 Bright, Purifier, meet for praise,
202 7, 30, 3 | 3 When fair bright days shall dawn on us, O
203 7, 39, 7 | Varuna, and Agni.~May they, bright Deities, make our song supremest.
204 7, 40, 7 | Varuna, and Agni.~May they, bright Deities, make our song supremest.
205 7, 43, 2 | for the solenm service: bright flames that love the Gods
206 7, 43, 3 | summit.~Let general fire make bright the flame of worship: scorn
207 7, 46, 3 | 3 May thy bright arrow which, shot down by
208 7, 47, 1 | special beverage of Indra, bright, stainless, rich in sweets
209 7, 47, 4 | 4 Whom Surya with his bright beams hath attracted, and
210 7, 49, 2 | flowing free by nature,~Bright, purifying, speeding to
211 7, 49, 3 | Distilling meath, the bright, the purifying, here let
212 7, 55, 2 | 2 When, O bright Son of Sarama, thou showest,
213 7, 56, 6 | 6 Most bright in splendour, flectest on
214 7, 56, 8 | 8 Bright is your spirit, wrathful
215 7, 56, 12| truth, the Law's observers, bright by their birth, and pure,
216 7, 57, 3 | heaven, they heighten, for bright show, their common splendour.~
217 7, 57, 5 | the blameless Ones, the bright, the purifying.~Further
218 7, 60, 4 | sweets have mounted: to the bright ocean Surya hath ascended,~
219 7, 62, 3 | thousands.~May they, the Bright Ones, make our praise-song
220 7, 64, 5 | and Mitra is offered like bright Soma juice to Vayu.~Favour
221 7, 65, 5 | Mitra, is offered, like bright Soma juice to Vayu.~Favour
222 7, 66, 16| autumns may we see that bright Eye, God-ordained, arise~
223 7, 69, 1 | up the earth~and heaven,~Bright with its fellies while its
224 7, 75, 3 | everlasting splendours, bright with their varied colours,
225 7, 79, 2 | 2 They paint their bright rays on the sky's far limits.
226 7, 88, 1 | Varuna thine hymn, Vasistha, bright, most delightful to the
227 7, 88, 4 | him a Rsi.~When days shone bright the Sage made him a singer,
228 7, 89, 3 | 3 O Bright and Powerful God, through
229 7, 90, 4 | spotless Dawns with fair bright days have broken; they found
230 7, 91, 3 | 3 Wise, bright, arranger of his teams,
231 7, 95, 6 | doors d sacred Order.~Wax, Bright One, and give strength to
232 7, 100, 3 | grandeur over this earth bright with a hundred splendours.~
233 8, 3, 20| 20 Bright were the flaming fires,
234 8, 6, 24| fleet steeds which shone bright of old~Among the tribes
235 8, 7, 2 | 2 When, Bright Ones, fain to show your
236 8, 7, 14| 14 When, Bright Ones, hither from the hills
237 8, 7, 25| deck themselves for glory, bright, celestial, lightning in
238 8, 7, 28| deer yoked to the car.~The Bright Ones come, and shed the
239 8, 14, 10| joyous wave of water-floods:~Bright shine the drops that gladden
240 8, 19, 2 | Agni, the Bounteous Giver, bright with varied flames, laud
241 8, 19, 25| if thou wert the mortal, bright as Mitra, I worshipped with
242 8, 20, 2 | strong-fellied and exceeding bright.~Come, ye for whom we long,
243 8, 20, 4 | joined in one.~Decked with bright rings, ye spread the broad
244 8, 20, 11| their omaments of gold are bright upon their arms;~Their lances
245 8, 23, 4 | of the Refulgent One~Most bright, with glowing jaws and glory
246 8, 29, 5 | bears a pointed weapon: bright is he, and strong, with
247 8, 34, 1 | command of yonder Dyaus, God bright by day! have gone to heaven.~
248 8, 34, 2 | command of yonder Dyaus, God bright by day! have gone to heaven.~
249 8, 34, 3 | command of yonder Dyaus, God bright by day! have gone to heaven.~
250 8, 34, 4 | command of yonder Dyaus, God bright by day! have gone to heaven.~
251 8, 34, 15| command of yonder Dyaus, God bright by day! have gone to heaven.~
252 8, 34, 17| match the wind in speed, and bright bay coursers fleet of foot,~
253 8, 40, 10| your holy hymns, the Hero bright and glorious,~Him who with
254 8, 41, 8 | realms possess.~With his bright foot he overthrew their
255 8, 41, 9 | 9 Ruler, whose bright far-seeing rays, pervading
256 8, 44, 4 | have gone up on high,~Thy bright flames, thou Refulgent One.~
257 8, 46, 26| to give, drinker of pure bright Soma Juice.~
258 8, 48, 6 | 6 Make me shine bright like fire produced by friction:
259 8, 49, 3 | Disposer, Sage, Herald, bright God! and worshipful,~Best
260 8, 49, 7 | high-grown underwood,~So, bright as Mitra is, burn him who
261 8, 49, 15| offerer's gifts, then shinest bright among the Gods.~
262 8, 58, 7 | mount on high up to the Bright One's place and home,~We,
263 8, 60, 10| anear to him beauteous and bright with piercing flame~Our
264 8, 61, 3 | 3 Him, glowing bright beyond all thought, they
265 8, 63, 10| cow, a lord of heroes, bright like Indra, who shall fill
266 8, 82, 8 | o'er the joyous draught.~Bright, meet for Soma, famed in
267 8, 84, 2 | 2 Bright juices bitherward have sped
268 8, 86, 5 | Whether thou art in heaven's bright sphere, or in the basin
269 8, 90, 9 | strainingcloth, and cooked, this bright drink hath been offered
270 8, 90, 10| of the twofold draught, bright Soma mingled with the milk.~
271 8, 97, 6 | their spirits ever pure and bright.~
272 8, 101, 2 | worship and libation, O Asvins bright with fire, drink ye the
273 8, 102, 3 | 3 The chariot bright and radiant, treasure-laden,
274 8, 103, 5 | we ascribed to these Two Bright Ones truthfulness, great
275 9, 9, 2 | 3 He, the bright Son, when born illumed his
276 9, 12, 9 | Pavamana, bring us wealth bright with a thousand splendours.
277 9, 33, 2 | stream of sacrifice the brown bright drops have flowed with strength
278 9, 38, 3 | him here; they make him bright~And beauteous for the gladdening
279 9, 41, 1 | 1. ACTIVE and bright have they come forth, impetuous
280 9, 52, 5 | A thousand of thy pure bright streams.~
281 9, 54, 1 | the bold, have drawn the bright milk from~The Sage who wins
282 9, 62, 28| perpetually flow~To the bright fleece spread under them.~
283 9, 64, 28| 28 Bright are these Somas blent with
284 9, 65, 19| Soma, flow on exceeding bright with loud roar to the wooden
285 9, 65, 26| urged to speed, the drops, bright, stirring vital power, when
286 9, 66, 5 | lofty ridge of heaven thy bright rays with their essences,~
287 9, 66, 30| that we may live, with that bright milk~Of thine which hath
288 9, 67, 24| cleansing power, O Agni, that is bright with flame,~And by libations
289 9, 69, 4 | through the sheep's fair bright fleece, and hath, as 'twere,
290 9, 70, 8 | 8 Bright, making pure his body free
291 9, 71, 2 | thus makes for himself the bright robe he assumes.~
292 9, 72, 4 | sacrifice for men, O Indra, pure bright Soma, Indu, flows for thee.~
293 9, 72, 8 | clothe ourselves in manifold bright wealth.~
294 9, 73, 5 | they have roared in unison bright with the verse of praise,
295 9, 78, 1 | parts as though impure, and bright and cleansed he seeks the
296 9, 80, 2 | cows have -lowed, ascendest bright with sheen, thine iron-fashioned
297 9, 86, 13| thought, O Sage, Soma flows bright and pure between the earth
298 9, 97, 23| upholder: he by the ten bright reins is mostly guided.~
299 9, 97, 32| 32 Bright, bellowing aiong the path
300 9, 97, 50| they may bring us treasures bright and golden.~
301 9, 98, 6 | 6 Whom, bright with native splendour, crushed
302 9, 99, 1 | front of songs they weave bright raiment for the Lord Divine.~
303 9, 107, 16| thousand streams: men make him bright and beautiful.~
304 9, 107, 21| 22 Making thee pure and bright in the sheep's long wool,
305 9, 109, 3 | 3 So flow thou on as bright celestial juice, flow to
306 9, 109, 6 | 6 Thou, bright Juice, art Sustainer of
307 10, 3, 4 | Friend of Agni.~The rays, the bright beams of the strong-jawed,
308 10, 7, 3 | lofty Agni in heaven the bright and holy light of Surya.~
309 10, 14, 8 | seek anew thy dwelling, and bright with glory wear another
310 10, 17, 10| Mother Floods shall make us bright and shining, cleansers of
311 10, 20, 9 | glorious.~His sire begat him bright with hues of gold.~
312 10, 30, 4 | 4 He who shines bright in floods, unfed with fuel,
313 10, 35, 5 | who come forward with the bright beams of the Sun, and at
314 10, 36, 8 | Power, Soma whose rays are bright. We crave this gracious
315 10, 43, 9 | sacrifice.~Let the Red God shine bright with his refulgent ray,
316 10, 46, 8 | Earth, her operations.~Him, bright and radiant, living men
317 10, 48, 3 | like the Sun's insufferably bright: men honour me as Lord for
318 10, 55, 1 | other, and Maghavan, madest bright thy Brother's Children.~
319 10, 61, 6 | Sabardugha had yielded was the bright heritage which to thee they
320 10, 67, 4 | darkness, drave forth the bright cows: three he made apparent.~
321 10, 67, 7 | 7 He with bright faithful Friends, winners
322 10, 68, 7 | And drave, himself, the bright kine from the mountain,
323 10, 69, 1 | thercon it crackles and shines bright.~
324 10, 69, 11| pressed the Soma.~Lord of bright rays, thou burntest up the
325 10, 70, 1 | s height, while days are bright with beauty.~
326 10, 76, 3 | Tvastar's milk-blent juice bright with the hue of steeds.~
327 10, 78, 1 | behold, like Kings, with bright adornment, like spotless
328 10, 78, 7 | ornaments as eager to be bright.~Like rivers hasting on,
329 10, 85, 10| covering thereof was heaven:~Bright were both Steers that drew
330 10, 88, 9 | and creatures,~He with his bright glow heated earth and heaven,
331 10, 88, 12| Vaisvanara to be the days' bright Banner, -~Him who hath spread
332 10, 89, 15| while these shall have bright shining nights to light
333 10, 93, 12| which seems to take its bright path to the Sun, and reconciles
334 10, 93, 13| again laden with wealth and bright with gold,~Lightly, with
335 10, 95, 6 | have hastened forth, the bright ones, and like milch-cows
336 10, 96, 3 | and yellow in his arms;~Bright with strong teeth, destroying
337 10, 96, 11| Cow's beloved home to the bright golden Sun.~
338 10, 106, 3 | have sought our worship.~Bright as the fire the votary hath
339 10, 106, 6 | cherishing (friends); you are bright as two water-born (jewels),
340 10, 110, 1 | O Jatavedas.~Observant, bright as Mitra, bring them hither:
341 10, 118, 1 | slayest the devouring fiend,~Bright Ruler in thine own abode.~
342 10, 123, 8 | lustre, joying in its own bright splendour, maketh dear glories
343 10, 138, 5 | and deals fordi wounds.~Bright Usas was afraid of Indra'
344 10, 139, 1 | golden-haired, hath lifted eastward, bright With the sunbeams, his eternal
345 10, 140, 1 | of beams!~Sage, passing bright, thou givest to the worshipper,
346 10, 170, 1 | 1. MAY the Bright God drink glorious Soma-mingled
347 AppI, 0, 5 | cherishing (friends); you are bright as two water-born (jewels),
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