Book, Hymn, Verse 
  1    1,   13, 9 |            9 Ila, Sarasvati, Mahi, three Goddesses who bring delight,~
  2    1,   15, 4 |       Bring the Gods, Agni; in the three appointed places set them
  3    1,   22, 18|          whom none deceiveth, made three steps; thenceforth~Establishing
  4    1,   24, 13|                        13 Bound to three pillars captured Sunahsepa
  5    1,   32, 3 |           he chose the Soma and in three sacred beakers drank the
  6    1,   34, 2 |                                  2 Three are the fellies in your
  7    1,   34, 2 |            loved one, as all know.~Three are the pillars set upon
  8    1,   34, 7 |          to bodies, come ye to the three.~
  9    1,   34, 8 |          the Seven Mother Streams; three are the jars, the triple
 10    1,   34, 8 |       triple offering is prepared.~Three are the worlds, and moving
 11    1,   34, 9 |                    9 Where are the three wheels of your triple chariot,
 12    1,   34, 9 |      triple chariot, where are the three seats thereto firmly fastened?~
 13    1,   35, 6 |                                  6 Three heavens there are; two Savitar'
 14    1,   35, 8 |         brightness hath illumined, three desert regions and the Seven
 15    1,   72, 3 |          served thee the very pure three autumn seasons,~Therefore
 16    1,   95, 3 |                                 3. Three several places of his birth
 17    1,  102, 8 |         thy great might there is a three counterpart, the three earths,
 18    1,  102, 8 |           a three counterpart, the three earths, Lord men and the
 19    1,  102, 8 |           earths, Lord men and the three realms of light.~Above this
 20    1,  105, 5 |       yonder have your home in the three lucid realms of heaven,~
 21    1,  116, 4 |        things, Nasatyas, which for three nights, three days full
 22    1,  116, 4 |            which for three nights, three days full swiftly travelled,~
 23    1,  116, 4 |            the strand of ocean, in three cars, hundred-footed, with
 24    1,  117, 24|  Hiranyahasta;~And Syava, cut into three several pieces, ye brougnt
 25    1,  122, 15|          sons of Masarsara vex me, three, of the king, the conquering
 26    1,  149, 4 |         his effulgence through the three luminous realms, through
 27    1,  154, 2 |  mountain-roaming;~He within whose three wide-extended paces all
 28    1,  154, 4 |                        4 Him whose three places that are filled with
 29    1,  155, 4 |        strode, widely pacing, with three steppings forth over the
 30    1,  156, 5 |     godlier,~Who Maker, throned in three worlds, helps the Aryan
 31    1,  163, 3 |           Soma. They say thou hast three bonds in heaven~that hold
 32    1,  163, 4 |                                  4 Three bonds, they say, thou hast
 33    1,  163, 4 |          in heaven that bind thee, three in the waters,~three within
 34    1,  163, 4 |         thee, three in the waters,~three within the ocean.~To me
 35    1,  164, 1 |         the brother midmost of the three is lightning.~The third
 36    1,  164, 9 |            who wears all shapes in three directions.~
 37    1,  164, 10|                         10 Bearing three Mothers and three Fathers,
 38    1,  164, 10|          Bearing three Mothers and three Fathers, single he stood
 39    1,  164, 25|            Gavatri hath, they say, three brands for kindling: hence
 40    1,  164, 45|                                 44 Three with long tresses show in
 41    1,  164, 46|           understanding know them.~Three kept in close concealment
 42    1,  164, 49|           and the wheel is single; three are the naves. What man
 43    1,  164, 49|            are set together spokes three hundred and sixty, which
 44    1,  174, 7 |            Dasa.~Maghavan made the three that gleam with moisture,
 45    1,  183, 1 |            in swiftness, that hath three wheels and triple seat,
 46    2,    3, 7 |            seasons decking them at three high places at the centre
 47    2,    3, 8 |          Bharati all surpassing, -~Three Goddesses, with power inherent,
 48    2,    5, 5 |          Is he not better than the Three, the Sisters who have come
 49    2,   18, 1 |       morning; four yokes it hath, three whips, seven reins to guide
 50    2,   27, 8 |            their support they stay three earths, three heavens; three
 51    2,   27, 8 |            they stay three earths, three heavens; three are their
 52    2,   27, 8 |       three earths, three heavens; three are their functions in the
 53    2,   27, 9 |         water, they hold aloft the three bright heavenly regions.~
 54    2,   35, 5 |                           5 To him three Dames are oftering food
 55    2,   36, 4 |            offer sacrifice: at the three altars seat thee willingly,
 56    3,    2, 9 |             fain for him, purified three splendours of the mighty
 57    3,    4, 8 |        Rivers, come to this grass, Three Goddesses, and seat them.~
 58    3,    6, 9 |         their Dames, the Gods, the Three and-Thirty, after thy Godlike
 59    3,    9, 9 |                                  9 Three times a hundred Gods and
 60    3,    9, 9 |         and thrice a thousand, and three times ten and nine have
 61    3,   17, 3 |                                  3 Three are thy times of life, O
 62    3,   17, 3 |         life, O Jatavedas, and the three mornings are thy births,
 63    3,   20, 2 |                                  2 Three are thy powers, O Agni,
 64    3,   20, 2 |            are thy powers, O Agni, three thy stations, three are
 65    3,   20, 2 |          Agni, three thy stations, three are thy tongues, yea, many,
 66    3,   20, 2 |         yea, many, Child of Order!~Three bodies hast thou which the
 67    3,   26, 8 |           he purified the Sun with three refinings;~By his own nature
 68    3,   28, 3 |           of meal and our oblation three days old:~Thou, Son of Strength,
 69    3,   38, 6 |                                  6 Three seats ye Sovrans, in the
 70    3,   56, 2 |            the Highest.~Near stand three Mighty Ones who travel swiftly:
 71    3,   56, 5 |          the wise Gods have thrice three habitations. Child of three
 72    3,   56, 5 |        three habitations. Child of three Mothers, he is Lord in synods.~
 73    3,   56, 5 |     Mothers, he is Lord in synods.~Three are the holy Ladies of the
 74    3,   56, 6 |         from heaven thrice hither, three times a day, send down thy
 75    3,   56, 8 |                                  8 Three are the bright realms, best,
 76    3,   56, 8 |             beyond attainment, and three, the Asura's Heroes, rule
 77    4,    1, 7 |                                  7 Three are those births, the true,
 78    4,    6, 4 |         who tends the cattle, goes three times round, as from of
 79    4,   15, 2 |                                  2 Three times unto our solemn rite
 80    4,   33, 4 |            the eldest. Lct us make three,- this was the younger's
 81    4,   45, 1 |         Within this car are stored three kindred shares of food,
 82    4,   53, 5 |            his mightiness mid-air, three regions, and the triple
 83    4,   53, 5 |          sphere of light,~Sets the three heavens in motion and the
 84    4,   58, 3 |              3 Four are his horns, three are the feet that bear him;
 85    5,    4, 8 |         Strength, Agni, dweller in three regions, accept our sacrifice
 86    5,    5, 8 |              8 l! Sarasvati, Mahl, three Goddesses who tring us weal,~
 87    5,   29, 1 |           worship of the Gods hath three great lustres, and three
 88    5,   29, 1 |           three great lustres, and three celestial lights have they
 89    5,   29, 7 |       friend, Agni dressed quickly three hundred buffaloes, even
 90    5,   29, 7 |       slaughter, drank ofr at once three lakes of pressed-out Soma.~
 91    5,   29, 8 |                        8 When thou three hundred buffaloes' flesh
 92    5,   29, 8 |            and drunk, as Maghavan, three lakes of Soma,~All the Gods
 93    5,   35, 2 |          four be they, or, O Hero, three,~Or those of the Five Tribes
 94    5,   36, 6 |           red horses together with three hundred head of cattle.~
 95    5,   69, 1 |                                 1. THREE spheres of light, O Varuna,
 96    5,   69, 1 |        spheres of light, O Varuna, three heavens, three firmaments
 97    5,   69, 1 |           O Varuna, three heavens, three firmaments ye comprehend,
 98    5,   69, 2 |         sweetness.~There stand the Three Steers, splendid in their
 99    5,   69, 2 |           brightness, who fill the three world-bowls with genial
100    5,   81, 4 |                           4 To the three spheres of light thou goest,
101    6,    8, 7 |           7 O thou who dwellest in three places, Helper, keep with
102    6,   12, 2 |          call to worship.~Found in three places, like the Speeder'
103    6,   17, 11|          Pusan Visnu, poured forth three great vessels to him, the
104    6,   27, 6 |                                  6 Three thousand, mailed, in quest
105    6,   47, 4 |            He formed the nectar in three headlong rivers. Soma supports
106    6,   51, 2 |         Sage who knows these Gods' three ranks and orders, and all
107    6,   69, 8 |        produced this infinite with three divisions.~
108    7,    2, 8 |        Rivers, come to this grass, Three Goddesses, and seat them.~
109    7,   11, 3 |                                  3 Three times a day in thee are
110    7,   33, 7 |                                  7 Three fertilize the worlds with
111    7,   33, 7 |       worlds with genial moisture: three noble Creatures cast a light
112    7,   33, 7 |          cast a light before them.~Three that give warmth to all
113    7,   37, 7 |         plenty come to Indra.~With three close Friends to length
114    7,   66, 10|        tongue,~They who direct the three great gatherings with their
115    7,   87, 4 |         names borne by the Cow are three times seven.~The sapient
116    7,   87, 5 |                           5 On him three heavens rest and are supported,
117    7,   87, 5 |         and are supported, and the three earths are there in sixfold
118    7,  100, 3 |                                  3 Three times strode forth this
119    7,  101, 1 |                      1 SPEAK forth three words, the words which light
120    7,  101, 4 |          have their being, and the three heavens with triplyflowing
121    7,  101, 4 |         with triplyflowing waters.~Three reservoirs that sprinkle
122    7,  104, 11|          and children: may all the three earths press him down beneath
123    8,    2, 7 |            for the God, be pressed three draughts of Soma juice~In
124    8,    2, 8 |                                  8 Three reservoirs exude their drops,
125    8,    2, 8 |            their drops, filled are three beakers to the brim,~All
126    8,    2, 21|          gives,~His plans whom the three worlds display.~
127    8,    5, 8 |                    8 Wherewith the three wide distances, and all
128    8,    5, 8 |           heaven.~Ye traverse, and three times of night.~
129    8,    6, 47|           head of kine, and steeds three times a hundred they bestowed~
130    8,    7, 10|           dappled Cows have poured three lakes, meath for the Thunder-wielding
131    8,    8, 23|                                 23 Three places of the Asvins, erst
132    8,   12, 27|          energy, strode wide those three great steps of his,~Then
133    8,   19, 37|          Suvastu's ford:~A herd of three times seventy kine, good
134    8,   28, 1 |             1. THE Thirty Gods and Three besides, whose seat hath
135    8,   29, 7 |        mighty stride hath made his three steps thither where the
136    8,   32, 22|                        22 Over the three great distances, past the
137    8,   35, 3 |            3 With all the Deities, three times eleven, here, in close
138    8,   35, 19|             drink juice, O Asvins, three days old.~
139    8,   35, 20|             drink juice, O Asvins, three days old.~
140    8,   35, 21|             drink juice, O Asvins, three days old.~
141    8,   39, 8 |        Race of men,~Him dweller in three homes we seek, best slayer
142    8,   39, 9 |           Agni the Wise inhabiteth three gathering-places, triply
143    8,   41, 3 |            Law, have prospered the Three Dawns for him.~
144    8,   41, 9 |     far-seeing rays, pervading all three earths, have filled the
145    8,   41, 9 |            earths, have filled the three superior realms of heaven.~
146    8,   45, 34|           O Hero, slay us, nor for three,~Nor yet for many trespasses.~
147    8,   46, 22|          hue, and other ten red in three spots: in all, ten thousand
148    8,   49, 9 |           hymn,~Protect us through three hymns, O Lord of Power and
149    8,   58, 3 |    birth-place of the Gods, in the three luminous realms of heaven.~
150    8,   58, 7 |         his seat whose Friends are three times seven.~
151    8,   59, 15|            calf, led by the car to three of us.~As a chief brings
152    8,   61, 9 |                                  9 Three times the newIy-kindled
153    8,   80, 5 |       Indra, cause to sprout again three places, these which I declare, -~
154    8,   83, 5 |         moreover, purified, set in three places, procreant,~Drink
155    8,   90, 6 |           one only Son born of the Three.~They, the Immortal Ones,
156    8,   90, 14|               14 Past and gone are three mortal generations: the
157    8,   96, 3 |            Visnu came striding his three wide steps, as Mitra's statutes
158    9,    5, 8 |    Pavamana's sacrifice, shall the three beauteous Goddesses,~Sarasvati
159    9,   33, 4 |                                  4 Three several words are uttered:
160    9,   50, 2 |         thine effusion upward rise three voices full of joy, when
161    9,   58, 4 |        accepted thus thousands and three times ten beside:~Swift
162    9,   67, 26|      Cleanse us, God Savitar, with Three, O Soma, with sublimest
163    9,   70, 1 |                             1. THE three times seven Milch-kine in
164    9,   73, 1 |       Asura hath formed, to seize, three lofty heights. The ships
165    9,   73, 8 |            he may not be deceived: three Purifiers hath he set within
166    9,   86, 21|           rivers room.~He made the Three Times Seven pour out the
167    9,   97, 34|                                 34 Three are the voices that the
168    9,   97, 55|                55 Thou comest unto three extended filters, and hasteriest
169    9,  102, 3 |                          3 Urge to three courses, on the heights
170    9,  103, 2 |     Gold-hued, purified, makes him three seats for rest.~
171   10,    8, 9 |           him mighty.~He smote his three heads from his body, seizing
172   10,   27, 23|         separation came the later.~Three warm the Earth while holding
173   10,   33, 5 |                            5 Whose three bays harnessed to the car
174   10,   45, 2 |                2 Agni, we know thy three powers in three stations,
175   10,   45, 2 |           know thy three powers in three stations, we know thy forms
176   10,   48, 6 |       singly; yea, also two: shall three prevail against me?~Like
177   10,   52, 6 |                      6 The Deities three hundred and thirty-nine,
178   10,   67, 4 |       drave forth the bright cows: three he made apparent.~
179   10,   67, 5 |         western castle, he cut off three from him who held the waters.~
180   10,   70, 8 |               8 On our wide grass, Three Goddesses be seated: for
181   10,   87, 10|        Man-beholder: rend thou his three extremities in pieces.~Demolish
182   10,   97, 1 |          sprang up in time of old, three ages earlier than the Gods, -~
183   10,  107, 6 |         The brightly-shining God's three forms he knoweth who first
184   10,  114, 2 |        they are ordered, serve the three Nirrtis, for well they know
185   10,  185, 1 |            the heavenly favour of' Three Gods,~Varuna, Mitra, Aryaman.~
186 AppII         |        which consists generally of three or four Padas, measures,
187 AppII         |            five syllables, and the three following Padas of eight
188 AppII         |            Atincrti: consisting of three Padas containing respectively
189 AppII         |          generally as a triplet of three Padas of eight syllables
190 AppII         |        Kakup or Kakubh: a metre of three Padas consisting of eight,
191 AppII         |           Nyakusira; consisting of three Padas of 9+12+4 syllables.~
192 AppII         |          the Gayatri consisting of three Padas of eight, seven, and
193 AppII         |             Pura-usnih: a metre of three Padas, containing 12+8+8
194 AppII         |            Tanusira: consisting of three Padas of 11 + 11 + 6 syllables.~
195 AppII         |            Usniggarbha: Gayatri of three Padas of six, seven, and
196 AppII         | respectively.~Usnih: consisting of three Padas of 8 + 8 + 12 syllables.~
 
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