Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 15, 10| 10 As we this fourth time, Wealth-giver, honour thee
2 1, 31, 11| of the sons of men, what time a Son was born to the father
3 1, 32, 5 | As trunks of trees, what time the axe hath felled them,
4 1, 38, 8 | forth darkness e'en in day time,~With the water-laden rain-cloud.~
5 1, 45, 7 | mortal worshipper, what time they bring the sacred gift.~
6 1, 48, 14| One, whom the Rsis of old time invoked for their protection
7 1, 52, 6 | mid-air's lowest deep,~What time, O Indra, thou didst cast
8 1, 52, 15| Deities delighted,~What time thou, Indra, with thy spiky
9 1, 53, 5 | with Vrtra, Hero Lord,~What time thou slewest for the singer
10 1, 55, 5 | the respIendent One, what time he hurleth down his bolt,
11 1, 62, 8 | heaven and earth from ancient time have travelled, Night with
12 1, 69, 3 | bears on the folk.~What time the men and I, with heroes,
13 1, 81, 7 | righteous-hearted, at each time of rapture gives us herds
14 1, 84, 20| fail us, good Lord, at any time;~And measure out to us,
15 1, 88, 5 | for you, O Maruts,~What time upon your golden wheels
16 1, 89, 3 | hither with a hymn of olden time, Bhaga, the friendly Daksa,
17 1, 110, 3 | the Asura, which till that time was one, ye made to be fourfold.~
18 1, 112, 8 | ye gave Paravrj aid what time ye made the blind and lame
19 1, 113, 10| 10 How long a time, and they shall be together,-
20 1, 115, 5 | his power eternal, at one time bright and darksome at another.~
21 1, 116, 5 | or hold or station,~What time ye carried Bhujyu to his
22 1, 116, 11| succour O Nasatyas,~What time ye, knowing well his case,
23 1, 116, 15| 15 When in the time of night, in Khela's battle,
24 1, 116, 15| that she might move what time the conflict opened.~
25 1, 117, 4 | rescued: your exploits of old time endure for ever.~
26 1, 131, 4 | heroic power men of old time have known, wherewith thou
27 1, 132, 5 | seeking fame.~To him in time of need they sing for life
28 1, 139, 8 | decay, never before our time decay.~What deed of yours,
29 1, 140, 7 | know him well.~A second time they wax and gather Godlike
30 1, 141, 3 | 3 What time from out the deep, from
31 1, 141, 7 | 7 What time the Holy One, wind-urged,
32 1, 145, 4 | pleasure and great joy what time the longing gifts approach
33 1, 162, 2 | 2 What time they bear before the Courser,
34 1, 163, 1 | 1. WHAT time, first springing into life,
35 1, 164, 11| twelve spokes, by length of time, unweakened, rolls round
36 1, 164, 13| heated: the nave from ancient time remains unbroken.~
37 1, 166, 13| Immortals, ye were oft in olden time regardful of our call,~Having
38 1, 166, 14| O ye Maruts, we may long time flourish through your abundant
39 1, 168, 8 | earth beneath them, what time the Maruts scatter forth
40 1, 183, 2 | chariot faring earthward, what time, for food, ye, full of wisdom,
41 1, 185, 8 | What sin we have at any time committed against the Gods,
42 1, 191, 5 | lurking thieves at evening time.~Seers of all, themselves
43 2, 3, 2 | bedew the Gods at chiefest time of worship.~
44 2, 11, 20| He cast down Arbuda what time his vigour was strengthened
45 2, 17, 3 | deed of hero might what time thou showedst power, through
46 2, 18, 2 | the second, and the third time: he is man's Priest and
47 2, 22, 3 | told forth in heaven,~What time thou sentest down life with
48 2, 28, 6 | my work's sum, before the time, be shattered.~
49 2, 30, 1 | the sheen of waters. What time hath past since they were
50 2, 30, 4 | Asura's, heroes.~Even as in time of old with might thou slewest,
51 2, 30, 6 | us firm standing in this time of danger.~
52 2, 31, 2 | accord speed on our car what time among the folk it seeks
53 2, 34, 8 | their gifts, bind at the time bliss their horses to the
54 2, 36, 5 | strength, victory for all time are placed within thine
55 3, 11, 4 | Agni, illustrious from old time, the Son of Strength who
56 3, 14, 4 | a song of triumph,~What time unto the people's lands
57 3, 27, 11| active One, singers, at time of sacrifice,~Eagerly kindle
58 3, 29, 14| shone forth from ancient time, when in his Mother's bosom,
59 3, 29, 16| elected thee this day, what time the solemn sacrifice began,~
60 3, 30, 5 | worlds to thee, O Indra, what time thou graspest them, are
61 3, 31, 2 | who should gain, it.~What time his Parents gave the Priest
62 3, 31, 13| 13 What time the ample chalice had impelled
63 3, 32, 13| praises, by lauds of later time and days yet recent.~
64 3, 36, 3 | Indra, both Somas of old time and these we bring thee.~
65 3, 36, 6 | than his dwelling, what time the stalk milked out, the
66 3, 40, 1 | we invoke, the Bull, what time the Soma is expressed.~So
67 3, 41, 2 | priest is seated, true to time; the grass is regularly
68 3, 52, 5 | please thee, Indra,~What time the lauding singer, keen
69 3, 55, 2 | Agni, nor Fathers of old time who know the region,~Nor
70 3, 55, 17| 17 What time the Bull bellows in other
71 3, 58, 3 | Have not the sages of old time, ye Asvins, called you most
72 4, 10, 4 | 5 just at this time of the day and the night
73 4, 13, 2 | go Varuna and Mitra, what time they make the Sun ascend
74 4, 16, 14| 14 What time thou settest near the Sun
75 4, 31, 6 | 6 What time thy courage and his wheels
76 4, 33, 1 | 2 What time the Rbus had with care and
77 4, 41, 11| Indra-Varuna, to us in battle.~What time the flashing arrows play
78 4, 42, 8 | these, the Seven his, what time the son of Durgaha was captive.~
79 4, 43, 5 | chariot reacheth heaven, what time it turneth hither from the
80 4, 51, 6 | Rbhus' regulations?~What time the splendid Dawns go forth
81 4, 54, 1 | Savitar the God: at this time of the day the men must
82 5, 2, 2 | autumns. I saw him born what time his Mother bare him.~
83 5, 2, 3 | from his habitation,~What time I gave him Amrta free from
84 5, 3, 2 | milk they balm thee what time thou makcst wife and lord
85 5, 7, 8 | borne, producing when her time is come.~
86 5, 11, 6 | Angirases discovered thee what time thou layest hidden, fleeing
87 5, 27, 3 | thy favour for the ninth time, Agni;~Tryaruya who with
88 5, 29, 2 | 2 What time the Maruts sang their song
89 5, 29, 9 | 9 What time ye came with strong steeds
90 5, 30, 10| re-united with his helpers, what time the well-pressed Soma made
91 5, 30, 11| 11 What time the Somas mixed by Babhru
92 5, 40, 6 | 6 What time thou smotest down Svarbhanu'
93 5, 44, 11| may come, know when thy time to halt and drink thy fill
94 5, 48, 4 | twere an axe's edge,~What time he gives the man who calls
95 5, 49, 2 | Knowing full well the Asura's time of coming, worship God Savitar
96 5, 53, 1 | in the days of old~What time their spotted deer were
97 5, 55, 7 | Maruts, what of recent time, whate'er is spoken, Vasus,
98 5, 59, 4 | like a ray of light what time ye bring your boons to give
99 5, 73, 6 | with a friendly mind,~What time, Nasatyas, with his mouth
100 5, 74, 10| 10 O Asvins, when at any time ye listen to this call of
101 5, 75, 9 | hath appeared, and in due time hath fire been placed.~Harnessed
102 5, 78, 9 | who hath for ten months' time been lying in his mother'
103 5, 83, 3 | roaring of the lion, what time Parjanya fills the sky with
104 5, 83, 4 | all living creatures, what time Parjanya quickens earth
105 5, 87, 6 | are visible helpers in the time of trouble: like fires,
106 6, 3, 3 | Surya's, thou, swift, what time thou earnestly desirest,~
107 6, 9, 3 | understandeth, and in due time shall speak what should
108 6, 15, 1 | of all the tribes.~Each time he comes from heaven, the
109 6, 17, 7 | young, Mothers from old time ofholy Order.~
110 6, 17, 8 | the van for battle.~What time the godless was the Gods'
111 6, 20, 5 | 5 What time the thunder fell and Susna
112 6, 20, 12| like rushing rivers,~What time, O Hero, o'er the sea thou
113 6, 21, 5 | thy friends of ancient time, thou active Worker.~Bethink
114 6, 24, 9 | help us, unreluctant, what time the gloom of night brightens
115 6, 26, 5 | madest good the laud, what time thou rentest a hundred thousand
116 6, 42, 3 | 3 What time, with Soma, with the juice
117 6, 45, 22| 22 Sing this, what time the ' juice is pressed,
118 6, 46, 11| aid us in the fight,~What time the feathered shafts are
119 6, 48, 3 | great Hero, never changed by time.~Shining, pure Agni! with
120 6, 50, 5 | bringing ample bounty.~What time ye hear our call and come,
121 6, 62, 8 | 8 Whate'er from olden time, Heaven, Earth! existeth
122 7, 22, 6 | thy libations, and many a time the pious sageinvokes thee.~
123 7, 26, 2 | each psalm is chanted,~What time the priests with one united
124 7, 28, 2 | God, thou guardest.~What time thy hand, O Mighty, holds
125 7, 28, 3 | 3 What time thou drewest both world-halves
126 7, 34, 20| 20 What time our wives draw near to us,
127 7, 42, 4 | 4 What time the Guest hath made himself
128 7, 53, 1 | Gods, have sages of ancient time, singing, assigned precedence.~
129 7, 56, 22| 22 What time the men in fury rush together
130 7, 68, 4 | 4 What time this stone of yours, the
131 7, 68, 7 | 7 What time his wicked friends abandoned
132 7, 72, 4 | 4 What time the Dawns break forth in
133 7, 83, 6 | might win the wealth,~What time ye helped Sudas, with all
134 7, 93, 6 | loving-kindness,~For not at any time have ye despised us. So
135 7, 94, 8 | 8 At no time let the injurious blow of
136 7, 103, 2 | 2 What time on these, as on a dry skin
137 8, 1, 29| risen, my praises at the time of noon,~My praises at the
138 8, 1, 34| 34 What time her husband's perfect restoration
139 8, 6, 11| After the lore of ancient time I make, like Kanva, beauteous
140 8, 7, 5 | 5 What time the rivers and the hills
141 8, 8, 6 | As, Heroes, in the olden time the Rsis called you to their
142 8, 8, 10| 10 What time, ye Lords of ample wealth,
143 8, 12, 10| thought of ours that suits the time approaches unto thee:~Serving,
144 8, 12, 25| 25 What time the Gods, O Indra, get thee
145 8, 13, 6 | 6 What time the zealous worshipper hath
146 8, 13, 14| out the thread of ancient time, as well is known.~
147 8, 13, 30| long behold the light, what time the ordered rite proceeds,~
148 8, 19, 31| crackling, kindled in due time, O Bounteous, it is taken
149 8, 21, 13| Indra, from all ancient time rivalless ever and companionless
150 8, 21, 14| are flown with wine.~What time thou thunderest and gatherest,
151 8, 22, 11| the resistless, at this time of day,~We lovers of the
152 8, 22, 13| whom I reverence at this time of day:~With homage we entreat
153 8, 24, 23| thou him who to the tenth time still is new,~The very Wise,
154 8, 28, 1 | been the sacred grass,~From time of old have found and gained.~
155 8, 40, 7 | 7 What time with this same song these
156 8, 45, 7 | 7 What time the Warrior Indra goes to
157 8, 58, 6 | mingled milk and meath,~What time he found them in the vault.~
158 8, 62, 5 | 5 If ye at any time this day are listening to
159 8, 65, 10| uttering thy fearful roar,~What time thou smotest Dasyus dead.~
160 8, 72, 8 | Ye Bounteous Ones, from time of old we here set forth
161 8, 73, 2 | Gods have, from the olden time,~Established among mortal
162 8, 85, 5 | 5 What time, O Indra, in thine arms
163 8, 88, 1 | worshippers gave thee drink this time yesterday.~So, Indra, listen
164 8, 94, 3 | 3 What time the flowing Soma-drops have
165 8, 96, 9 | Sung is the song of ancient time: to Indra have ye said the
166 8, 103, 6 | 6 What ye in time of old Indra and Varuna,
167 9, 3, 9 | After the 'way of ancient time, this God, pressed out for
168 9, 7, 5 | hosts, among his folk,~What time the sages bring him nigh.~
169 9, 10, 6 | The singing-men of ancient time open the doors of sacred
170 9, 64, 20| 20 What time the Swift One resteth in
171 9, 68, 6 | him the Gladdener, what time the Falcon brought the plant
172 9, 73, 7 | 7 What time the filter with a thousand
173 9, 82, 4 | on that we may live: in time of trouble, Soma, watch
174 9, 96, 10| 10 Born in old time as finder-out of treasures,
175 9, 97, 22| 22 What time the loving spirit's word
176 9, 99, 2 | strengthening food',~What time the sacrificer's thoughts
177 9, 109, 7 | great fleece as in the olden time.~
178 10, 5, 1 | of treasures: born many a time he views the hearts within
179 10, 26, 8 | suppliants; art thou, born in old time, and arm and sure.~
180 10, 27, 24| such, hide not thyself in time of battle.~He manifests
181 10, 37, 3 | 3 No godless man from time remotest draws thee down
182 10, 43, 5 | before thee, none in recent time.~
183 10, 45, 1 | out of Heaven: the second time from us came Jatavedas.~
184 10, 45, 4 | roared out, like Dyaus what time he thunders: he licked the
185 10, 48, 4 | to the worshipper, what time the Somas and the lauds
186 10, 48, 5 | wealth from me never at any time am I a thrall to death.~
187 10, 54, 1 | the power of Dasas, what time thou holpest many a race,
188 10, 54, 3 | comprehended before our time the bounds of all thy greatness?~
189 10, 54, 3 | hast generated at the same time the Mother and the Father.~
190 10, 65, 7 | 8 Born in the oldest time, the Parents dwelling round
191 10, 66, 13| Hotars, Priests of oldest time.~We pray to him who dwelleth
192 10, 75, 4 | thine army's wings what time thou comest in the van of
193 10, 76, 3 | defect of ours, as in old time it brought prosperity to
194 10, 85, 30| this wicked fiend,~What time the husband wraps about
195 10, 85, 42| dwell ye here reach the full time of human life.~With sons
196 10, 86, 10| 10 From olden time the matron goes to feast
197 10, 86, 11| her Consort die in future time through length of days.
198 10, 88, 11| 11 What time the Gods, whose due is worship,
199 10, 90, 7 | Purusa born in earliest time.~With him the Deities and
200 10, 94, 12| their seat.~Untouched by time, ne'er lacking green plants
201 10, 94, 13| the Stones proclaim, what time they are disjoined, and
202 10, 96, 9 | ladles move apart, what time, for strength, he makes
203 10, 97, 1 | HERBS that sprang up in time of old, three ages earlier
204 10, 97, 17| 17 What time, descending from the sky,
205 10, 100, 2 | the snare that suits the time, to the pure-drinker Vayu,
206 10, 102, 2 | robe was streaming what time she won a car-load worth
207 10, 105, 11| praised thee here,~What time thou holpest Kutsa's son,
208 10, 113, 6 | they came with speed;~What time the Potent One rent Vrtra
209 10, 120, 3 | their mental vigour, what time these, twice or thrice,
210 10, 121, 7 | 7 What time the mighty waters came,
211 10, 146, 2 | 2 What time the grasshopper replies
212 10, 147, 1 | work to profit man;~What time the two world-halves fell
213 10, 171, 3 | devout,~O Indra, many a time set free.~
214 10, 183, 2 | and praying that in due time thy body might be fruitful.~
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