Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 7, 4 | frays, yea, frays, where thousand spoils are gained,~With
2 1, 10, 11| cause the seer to win a thousand gifts.~
3 1, 24, 9 | balms are thine, O King, a thousand; deep and wide-reaching
4 1, 30, 2 | a hundred of the pure, a thousand of the milk-blent draughts~
5 1, 30, 8 | him come with succour of a thousand kinds,~And all that strengthens,
6 1, 31, 10| high decrees, meet hundred, thousand treasures, O infallible!~
7 1, 53, 5 | singer with trimmed grass ten thousand Vrtras, thou resistless
8 1, 53, 8 | Kings of men,~With sixty thousand nine-and-ninety followers,
9 1, 62, 10| immortal statutes.~For many thousand holy works the Sisters wait
10 1, 80, 9 | 9 Laud him a thousand all at once, shout twenty
11 1, 80, 12| thunderbolt fell fiercely with its thousand points, lauding his own
12 1, 85, 9 | thunderbolt, golden, with thousand edges, fashioned more skilfully,~
13 1, 102, 7 | more than a hundred, than a thousand mid the folk,~The great
14 1, 112, 10| ye helped, in battle of a thousand spoils, Vispala seeking
15 1, 116, 2 | yours won, O Nasatyas, that thousand in the race, in Yama's contest.~
16 1, 117, 9 | courser,~Strong, winner of a thousand spoils, resistless the serpent
17 1, 118, 9 | firm-limbed and vigorous, winning thousand treasures.~
18 1, 119, 1 | on by rapid steeds.~With thousand banners, hundred treasures,
19 1, 126, 1 | glory, hath furnished me a thousand sacrifices.~
20 1, 126, 2 | accepted;~Of the lord's cows a thousand, I Kaksivan. His deathless
21 1, 126, 3 | them.~Kine numbering sixty thousand followed after. Kaksivan
22 1, 126, 4 | ten cars' master before a thousand lead the long procession.~
23 1, 167, 1 | 1. A THOUSAND are thy helps for us, O
24 1, 167, 1 | helps for us, O Indra: a thousand, Lord of Bays, thy choice
25 1, 167, 1 | refreshments.~Wealth of a thousand sorts hast thou to cheer
26 1, 180, 8 | mortal heroes, roused with a thousand lauds like sounds of music.~
27 1, 188, 4 | 4 To seat a thousand Heroes they eastward have
28 2, 1, 8 | thee: ten, hundred, yea, a thousand are outweighed by thee.~
29 2, 14, 6 | Varcin's sons, a hundred thousand,-to him, to Indra, offer
30 2, 14, 7 | to him who slew a hundred thousand, and cast them down upon
31 2, 32, 5 | Blessed One, bestowing food of thousand sorts.~
32 2, 41, 1 | come to us with all the thousand chariots that are thine,~
33 3, 8, 11| a hundred branches. with thousand branches may we rise to
34 3, 9, 9 | hundred Gods and thrice a thousand, and three times ten and
35 3, 60, 7 | to the living man, with thousand arts attend the act of sacrifice.~
36 4, 16, 12| 12 For Kutsa, with thy thousand, thou at day-break didst
37 4, 16, 13| smotest down the swarthy fifty thousand, and rentest forts as age
38 4, 18, 4 | whom his Mother bore for a thousand months and many autumns?~
39 4, 26, 7 | brought the Soma, bearing thousand libations with him, yea,
40 4, 26, 7 | libations with him, yea, ten thousand.~The Bold One left Malignities
41 4, 28, 3 | dwelling he cast down many a thousand with his arrow.~
42 4, 30, 15| thou didst slay the hundred thousand and the five,~Crushed like
43 4, 30, 21| 21 The thirty thousand Disas he with magic power
44 4, 31, 10| safe, thy hundred and thy thousand aids:~May all thy favours
45 4, 32, 17| 17 To India for a thousand steeds well-trained and
46 4, 32, 18| of thy kine, yea, and a thousand, hasten nigh:~So let thy
47 4, 41, 5 | great Cow pouring out her thousand rivers.~
48 4, 46, 3 | 3 May steeds a thousand bring you both, Indra. and
49 4, 48, 5 | tawny steeds,~Yea, or a thousand steeds, and let thy chariot
50 5, 1, 8 | That strength the Bull with thousand horns possesses. In might,
51 5, 2, 7 | en Sunahsepa bound for a thousand; for he prayed with fervour.~
52 5, 30, 12| they have granted me four thousand cattle.~We have received
53 5, 30, 14| Babhru hath gained four thousand as his guerdon.~
54 5, 30, 15| 15 We have received four thousand head of cattle presented
55 5, 34, 2 | the mighty weapon with a thousand points.~
56 5, 37, 3 | thunder, and his wheel make a thousand revolutions.~
57 5, 62, 6 | uphold dominion based on thousand pillars.~
58 6, 17, 10| the Mighty, the bolt with thousand spikes and hundred edges,~
59 6, 18, 11| 11 With wealth, by thousand paths come hither, Agni,
60 6, 18, 13| thou, for him, with many thousand others~Laidest low Kutsa,
61 6, 26, 5 | time thou rentest a hundred thousand fighting foes, O Hero,~Slewest
62 6, 26, 6 | might, at once, the sixty thousand.~
63 6, 27, 6 | 6 Three thousand, mailed, in quest of fame,
64 6, 34, 3 | For when a hundred or a thousand singers. laud him who loves
65 6, 45, 33| thousands, best to give a thousand liberal gifts.~
66 6, 46, 3 | brave, Most Manly, with a thousand powers, help thou and prosper
67 7, 1, 14| firm-handed,~Wins, on a thousand paths, what ne'er shall
68 7, 18, 14| sixty hundred, yea, six thousand,~And six-and-sixty heroes.
69 7, 25, 2 | Sudas a hundred succours, a thousand blessings, and thy bounty.~
70 7, 32, 5 | bestows at once a hundred thousand gifts none shall restrain
71 7, 33, 9 | to that which spreads a thousand branches.~The Apsaras brought
72 7, 34, 10| 10 Varuna, Mighty, with a thousand eyes, beholds the paths
73 7, 46, 3 | very gracious God, bast thousand medicines: inflict no evil
74 7, 55, 7 | 7 The Bull who hath a thousand horns, who rises up from
75 7, 58, 4 | steed whom ye favour wins a thousand.~The Sovran whom ye aid
76 7, 88, 1 | the Holy, laden with a thousand treasures.~
77 7, 88, 5 | lofty home, thine house with thousand portals.~
78 7, 91, 6 | 6 Your hundred and your thousand teams, O Indra and Vayu,
79 7, 92, 1 | the pure, be near us: a thousand teams are thine, Allbounteous
80 7, 99, 5 | smote down a hundred times a thousand resistless heroes of the
81 8, 1, 5 | mighty price,~Not for a thousand, Thunderer! nor ten thousand,
82 8, 1, 5 | thousand, Thunderer! nor ten thousand, nor a hundred, Lord of
83 8, 1, 24| 24 A thousand and a hundred Steeds are
84 8, 1, 33| Playoga's son Asanga, by ten thousand, O Agni, hath surpassed
85 8, 2, 41| ten,~And afterward eight thousand more.~
86 8, 4, 6 | aid goes girt as with a thousand mighty men of war.~He makes
87 8, 4, 21| 71 The herds of sixty thousand pure and spotless kine,
88 8, 5, 37| head of buffaloes, and ten thousand kine.~
89 8, 6, 46| 46 A hundred thousand have I gained from Parsu,
90 8, 6, 47| 47 Ten thousand head of kine, and steeds
91 8, 8, 11| on your car that hath a thousand ornaments:~Vatsa the sage,
92 8, 8, 14| on your car that hath a thousand ornaments.~
93 8, 8, 15| distilling oil, graced with a thousand ornaments.~
94 8, 12, 8 | Heroes, thou didst cat a thousand buffaloes,~Then grew and
95 8, 13, 33| Strong, O Thunderer with thy thousand aids:~For thou hast won
96 8, 19, 32| who is good to help with thousand powers,~The Sovran, Trasadasyu'
97 8, 21, 18| hath spread himself with thousand, yea, with myriad gifts.~
98 8, 34, 16| 16 The thousand steeds, the mightiest troop,
99 8, 45, 26| 26 In battle of a thousand arms Indra drank Kadru's
100 8, 46, 22| 22 Steeds sixty thousand and ten thousand kine, and
101 8, 46, 22| Steeds sixty thousand and ten thousand kine, and twenty hundred
102 8, 46, 22| three spots: in all, ten thousand kine.~
103 8, 46, 29| to the strong, the sixty thousand have I gained,~Bulls that
104 8, 54, 11| 11 Beside a thousand spotted kine I have received
105 8, 54, 12| s grandsons, giving me a thousand kine, munificent,~Have won
106 8, 59, 5 | earths were thine -~No, not a thousand Suns could match thee at
107 8, 66, 7 | that shaft of thine, with thousand feathers, hundred barbs,~
108 8, 67, 1 | 1. BRING us a thousand, Indra, as our guerdon for
109 8, 81, 10| With food that gives a thousand powers.~
110 8, 85, 13| bosom, advancing with ten thousand round about it.~Indra with
111 8, 92, 4 | lauds, yea, one who feeds a thousand men.~
112 8, 100, 2 | 2 Ten thousand Dasyave-vrka, the son of
113 8, 101, 3 | mid region;~Yea, and your thousand promises in battle, -to
114 9, 5, 10| golden-hued, refulgent, with a thousand boughs.~
115 9, 12, 9 | us wealth bright with a thousand splendours. Yea.~O Indu,
116 9, 13, 1 | PASSED through, the fleece in thousand streams the Soma, purified,
117 9, 13, 3 | 3 The Soma-drops with thousand powers are purified for
118 9, 26, 2 | to him exhaustless with a thousand streams,~To Indu who supporteth
119 9, 38, 1 | goes~To war that wins a thousand spoils.~
120 9, 42, 3 | great, the juices with a thousand powers~Are purified for
121 9, 52, 2 | may he, beloved, with a thousand streams~Run o'er the fleecy
122 9, 52, 5 | for us a hundred, yea,~A thousand of thy pure bright streams.~
123 9, 54, 1 | from~The Sage who wins a thousand gifts.~
124 9, 57, 1 | from heaven,~To bring a thousand stores of strength.~
125 9, 60, 1 | laud~Indu who sees with thousand eyes.~
126 9, 60, 2 | 2 Thee who hast thousand eyes to see, bearer of thousand
127 9, 60, 2 | thousand eyes to see, bearer of thousand burthens, they~Have filtered
128 9, 65, 7 | to,~The Mighty One with thousand eyes;~
129 9, 71, 7 | sung unto the kine.~With thousand guidings he, leading this
130 9, 72, 9 | hundred gifts of steeds, a thousand gifts of cattle and of gold,~
131 9, 73, 4 | heaven's vault that pours a thousand streams.~His wildly-restless
132 9, 73, 7 | What time the filter with a thousand streams is stretched, the
133 9, 74, 6 | third region which distils a thousand streams, may the Exhaustless
134 9, 78, 2 | whereon thou mayest go: a thousand bay steeds hast thou resting
135 9, 80, 4 | most rich in meath, with thousand flowing streams.~Soma who
136 9, 83, 5 | goest up to war, and with a thousand weapons winnest lofty fame.~
137 9, 85, 3 | hundred streams, hymned in a thousand songs, Indu pours out for
138 9, 86, 7 | of Gods.~He speeds with thousand currents to the reservoir,
139 9, 86, 11| to the beaker, with his thousand streams.~Coloured like gold
140 9, 86, 40| risen to war, and with a thousand rays hath won him high renown.~
141 9, 89, 1 | With us hath Soma with a thousand currents sunk in the wood,
142 9, 91, 3 | of the milch-cow.~Through thousand fine hairs goes the tuneful
143 9, 96, 8 | never harmed in battle, with thousand genial streams, pour strength
144 9, 96, 9 | With hundred powers, with thousand currents, Indu, like a strong
145 9, 96, 18| Rsi-maker, hymned in a thousand hymns, Leader of sages,~
146 9, 97, 5 | Deities, Indu flows in a thousand streams to make them joyful.~
147 9, 97, 19| the fleecy summit.~With thousand streams, inviolate, sweet-scented,
148 9, 97, 29| Gods, a hundred streams, a thousand, have been effused: sages
149 9, 97, 53| tree's ripe fruit, sixty thousand treasures.~
150 9, 101, 6 | the voice of song, with thousand streams the ocean flows,~
151 9, 106, 5 | thou, far seeing, with a thousand ways.~
152 9, 106, 6 | thou loudly roaring on a thousand paths.~
153 9, 107, 16| the fleece with all his thousand streams: men make him bright
154 9, 108, 8 | of the water, Steer with thousand streams, dear to the race
155 9, 108, 11| Steer of heaven, him with a thousand streams, distilling rapturous
156 9, 109, 16| He hath flowed forth with thousand streams effused, flowed
157 9, 109, 19| 19 The mighty Soma with a thousand streams is poured to Indra
158 10, 17, 9 | sacrificers, a portion, worth a thousand, of refreshment.~
159 10, 18, 12| from motion: yea,- let a thousand clods remain above him.~
160 10, 23, 5 | with his voice slew many thousand wicked ones who spake in
161 10, 33, 5 | will laud~The giver of a thousand meeds,~
162 10, 48, 4 | bolt.~I give full many a thousand to the worshipper, what
163 10, 62, 7 | and kine,~Giving to me a thousand with their eightmarked cars,
164 10, 62, 8 | once in bounteous gift a thousand kine, a hundred steeds.~
165 10, 69, 7 | lengthened thread, tall oxen, a thousand heifers, numberless devices.~
166 10, 73, 3 | here hath lent thee vigour.~Thousand hyenas in thy mouth thou
167 10, 73, 4 | both Nasatyas.~Thou hadst a thousand treasures in possession.
168 10, 79, 5 | supports him, -~Him with his thousand eyes he closely looks on:
169 10, 80, 4 | sent the sage who wins a thousand cattle.~Agni hath made oblations
170 10, 80, 5 | region call on Agni around a thousand cattle Agni wanders.~
171 10, 90, 1 | 1. A THOUSAND heads hath Purusa, a thousand
172 10, 90, 1 | THOUSAND heads hath Purusa, a thousand eyes, a thousand feet.~On
173 10, 90, 1 | Purusa, a thousand eyes, a thousand feet.~On every side pervading
174 10, 94, 2 | out like a hundred, like a thousand men: they cry aloud to us
175 10, 96, 4 | yellow jaw smote Ahi down. A thousand flames had he who bore the
176 10, 97, 2 | hundred homes, yea, and a thousand are your growths.~Do ye
177 10, 97, 2 | growths.~Do ye who have a thousand powers free this my patient
178 10, 98, 4 | give us enough to lade a thousand wagons.~Sit to thy Hotar
179 10, 98, 10| wagon-loads, the nine-and-ninety thousand, these have been offered
180 10, 98, 11| 11 Give thou these ninety thousand loads, O Agni, to Indra,
181 10, 101, 9 | sought the pasture, yields a thousand streams.~
182 10, 102, 2 | she won a car-load worth a thousand.~The charioteer in fight
183 10, 102, 9 | cattle for himself, a hundred thousand.~
184 10, 104, 7 | 7 Him of a thousand powers, subduing foemen,
185 10, 114, 8 | The fifteen lauds are in a thousand places that is as vast as
186 10, 114, 8 | and earth in measure.~A thousand spots contain the mighty
187 10, 114, 8 | spots contain the mighty thousand. Vak spreadeth forth as
188 10, 133, 7 | exhaustless udder, pouring a thousand streams, give milk to feed
189 10, 154, 5 | 5 Skilled in a thousand ways and means, the sages
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