Book, Hymn, Verse

  1    1,   10, 5 |        may take pleasure in our friendship and drink-offerings.~
  2    1,   10, 6 |          6 Him, him we seek for friendship, him for riches and heroic
  3    1,   11, 2 |                 2 Strong in thy friendship, Indra, Lord of power and
  4    1,   15, 5 |    undissolved,~O Indra, is thy friendship's bond.~
  5    1,   62, 9 |     might maintains his perfect friendship.~Thou in the raw cows, black
  6    1,   71, 10|         break not our ancestral friendship, Sage as thou art, endowed
  7    1,   89, 2 |         the righteous Gods.~The friendship of the Gods have we devoutly
  8    1,   91, 14|       the mortal man who in thy friendship hath delight,~Him doth the
  9    1,   94, 1 |        ours. Let us not, in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 10    1,   94, 2 |        him. Let us riot, in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 11    1,   94, 3 |         them. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 12    1,   94, 4 |        lives. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 13    1,   94, 6 |         Sage. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 14    1,   94, 7 |        night. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 15    1,   94, 8 |         well. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 16    1,   94, 9 |    sacrifice. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 17    1,   94, 10|        trees. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 18    1,   94, 11|         pass. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 19    1,   94, 12|        again. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 20    1,   94, 13|        dwell. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 21    1,   94, 14|   worshipper. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.~
 22    1,  108, 5 |         and auspicious bonds of friendship,-for sake of these drink
 23    1,  119, 5 |     goal.~Then she who came for friendship, Maid of noble birth, elected
 24    1,  138, 3 |         3 Thou, Pusan, in whose friendship they who sing forth praise
 25    1,  138, 4 |       thou Resplendent One: thy friendship may not be despised.~
 26    1,  163, 8 | companies have followed for thy friendship: the pattern of thy vigour
 27    1,  164, 20|       wings, knit with bonds of friendship, in the same sheltering
 28    1,  178, 2 |        come to us with life and friendship.~
 29    2,   19, 7 |       best endeavours gain this friendship, and mayst thou bend the
 30    2,   28, 4 |          Gods, admit us to your friendship.~
 31    2,   29, 2 |         Vasus, with our ancient friendship?~O Aditi, and VaruVa and
 32    2,   32, 2 |  calamities.~Sever not thou our friendship: think thereon for us. This,
 33    3,    1, 15|       longing thy good-will and friendship.~Grant, with the Gods, thy
 34    3,    1, 19|        us with thine auspicious friendship, come speeding, Mighty,
 35    3,    2, 6 |      are there, desirous of thy friendship grant them store of wealth.~
 36    3,    9, 3 |         thee sit, they in whose friendship thou hast place.~
 37    3,   31, 7 |                   7 Longing for friendship came the noblest singer:
 38    3,   31, 14|      powers, I crave thy mighty friendship: full many a team goes to
 39    3,   31, 18|        us with thine auspicious friendship, hastening, Mighty One,
 40    3,   43, 2 |      for praise, soliciting thy friendship.~
 41    3,   54, 21|        my bliss, O Agni, in thy friendship: may I attain the seat of
 42    3,   58, 6 |        home, auspicious is your friendship: Heroes, your wealth is
 43    3,   58, 6 |       again with you auspicious friendship, let us rejoice with draughts
 44    3,   60, 3 |                               3 Friendship with Indra have the Rbhus,
 45    4,    3, 4 |       be sung thee? When is thy friendship shown within our dwelling?~
 46    4,   16, 10|       longed eagerly to win thy friendship.~Alike in form ye both sate
 47    4,   16, 20|         er withdraw from us his friendship, but be our bodies' guard
 48    4,   17, 9 |     well-loved, continue in his friendship.~
 49    4,   17, 16|     stir Indra, the strong, for friendship,~Who gives the wives we
 50    4,   17, 18|    Friend of those who seek thy friendship . give life, when lauded,
 51    4,   22, 2 |        whose joints for sake of friendship he hath covered.~
 52    4,   23, 5 |         5 How, and what bond of friendship with a mortal hath the God
 53    4,   23, 6 |                   6 Is then thy friendship with thy friends most mighty?
 54    4,   25, 1 |   therefor, this day in Indra's friendship?~Who with enkindled flame
 55    4,   28, 1 |   ALLIED with thee, in this thy friendship, Soma, Indra for man made
 56    4,   31, 11|         elect us this place for friendship and prosperity,~And great
 57    4,   33, 1 |     their Parents,~They won the friendship of the Gods; the Sages carried
 58    4,   33, 10|       toil are Gods inclined to friendship.~Therefore do ye who are
 59    4,   41, 2 |          Gods, as his allies to friendship,~Jayeth the Vrtras and his
 60    4,   41, 3 |          as Friends inclined to friendship, honoured with dainty food,
 61    4,   41, 7 |         us for the dear bond of friendship, most liberal Heroes bringing
 62    4,   44, 5 |       bound by earlier bonds of friendship.~
 63    4,   55, 3 |    Goddess Svasti I implore for friendship:~And may the unobstructed
 64    5,   29, 11|         Rjisivan drew thee into friendship dressing the sacred food,
 65    5,   44, 14|         have my dwelling in thy friendship.~
 66    5,   44, 15|         have my dwelling in thy friendship.~
 67    5,   49, 1 |   treasures, daily seeking your friendship fain would I turn hither.~
 68    5,   50, 1 |      every mortal man elect the friendship of the guiding God.~Each
 69    5,   55, 8 |         Pay due regard unto our friendship and our praise. Their cars
 70    6,   18, 5 |        this our ancient bond of friendship with you and with Angirases
 71    6,   27, 1 |    transport, in quaffing or in friendship with, the Soma?~What joys
 72    6,   27, 2 |       quaffing, faithful in its friendship.~His truth is the delight
 73    6,   29, 1 |     have followed Indra for his friendship, and for his loving-kindness
 74    6,   48, 18|            18 Uninjured let thy friendship be, like the smooth surface
 75    6,   60, 14|        the Gods, as Friends for friendship, bringing bliss.~
 76    6,   61, 14|         thee.~Gladly accept our friendship and obedience: let us not
 77    7,   18, 12|    Druhyu.~Others here claiming friendship to their friendship, devoted
 78    7,   18, 12|    claiming friendship to their friendship, devoted unto thee, in thee
 79    7,   18, 21|   Satayatu,~Will not forget thy friendship, liberal Giver. So shall
 80    7,   36, 5 |      gain long life and win his friendship.~He hath poured food on
 81    7,   54, 2 |         be ever-youthful in thy friendship: be pleased in us as in
 82    7,   67, 7 |         twere an envoy sent for friendship.~Come unto us with spirits
 83    7,   67, 9 |     gift of riches,~Who further friendship with their noble natures,
 84    7,   72, 2 |       and us there is ancestral friendship and common kin: remember
 85    7,   82, 8 |        us, O Indra-Varuna, your friendship and your kinship and your
 86    7,   97, 6 |         the Lord of Might whose friendship gives a dwelling.~
 87    8,    7, 31|     alone?~Who counteth on your friendship now?~
 88    8,   10, 3 |       to receive,~With whom our friendship is most famed, and kinship
 89    8,   12, 6 |      sent gifts to maintain our friendship's bond,~Thou. spreading
 90    8,   19, 30|         strength,~Whose bond of friendship is thy choice.~
 91    8,   20, 22|         O Maruts; evermore your friendship is secured to us.~
 92    8,   21, 8 |             8 Hero, we knew thy friendship and thy rich rewards: these,
 93    8,   21, 15|       their lives at home, with friendship such as thine~Sit idly by
 94    8,   44, 20|            20 We ever claim the friendship of Agni, the singing messenger,~
 95    8,   48, 2 |          Indu, enjoying Indra's friendship, bring us - as a swift steed
 96    8,   57, 8 |        8 Thou Mighty One, whose friendship none of mortals ever hath
 97    8,   57, 11|         O Thunderer, thou whose friendship and whose onward guidance
 98    8,   60, 13|    wealth vouchsafe us food for friendship sake.~Agni we ever seek
 99    8,   61, 2 |              2 Rejoicing in his friendship, let the priest be seated
100    8,   75, 1 |      life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.~
101    8,   75, 2 |      life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.~
102    8,   75, 3 |      life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.~
103    8,   75, 4 |     sweet. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.~
104    8,   85, 7 |         thee.~So, Indra, be thy friendship with the Maruts: in all
105    9,   31, 6 |                               6 Friendship, O Indu, we desire with
106    9,   56, 2 |  ever-active streams~To Indra's friendship win theirway.~
107    9,   61, 29|            29 Indu, in this thy friendship most lofty and glorious
108    9,   62, 10|  Pavamana, sent to us~For lofty friendship, meditates.~
109    9,   66, 14|                  14 In this thy friendship, and with thee to help us,
110    9,   66, 18|   bodies: we~Elect thee for our friendship, we elect thee for companionship.~
111    9,   97, 5 |                   5 Winning the friendship of the Deities, Indu flows
112    9,  107, 18|       Soma, Indu, every day thy friendship hath been my delight.~Many
113    9,  107, 19|        night. O Tawny-hued, for friendship sake.~Surya himself refulgent
114   10,    6, 2 |      come unto his friends with friendship, like a fleet steed who
115   10,   10, 1 |         win my friend to kindly friendship. So may the Sage, come through
116   10,   10, 2 |        Thy friend loves not the friendship which considers her who
117   10,   23, 7 |        7 Ne'er may this bond of friendship be dissevered, the Rsi Vimada'
118   10,   23, 7 |        God, be thine auspicious friendship.~
119   10,   29, 8 |        in multitudes to win his friendship.~Ascend thy chariot as it
120   10,   40, 7 |         worshipper secures your friendship for himself. Through your
121   10,   42, 4 |     pours no juice he seeks not friendship.~
122   10,   48, 5 |         alone: ye, Purus, in my friendship shall not suffer harm.~
123   10,   61, 5 |    speedily to win the damsel's friendship.~They who approached the
124   10,   61, 6 |                11 Swift was new friendship with the maid they quickly
125   10,   61, 20|      with adoration to win your friendship made the laud accepted,~
126   10,   62, 1 | sacrifice, have won you Indra's friendship and eternal life,~Even to
127   10,   64, 7 |       who yokes his steeds, for friendship bring ye Pusan with your
128   10,   71, 2 |      and recognize the marks of friendship: their speech retains the
129   10,   71, 5 |         call a laggard, dull in friendship: they never urge him on
130   10,   71, 6 |   friend who knows the truth of friendship.~Even if he hears her still
131   10,   73, 4 |       sacrifice thou comest for friendship thou art bringing both Nasatyas.~
132   10,   78, 8 |        of our praise and of our friendship: ye from of old have riches
133   10,   88, 2 |       and waters gloried in his friendship.~
134   10,   95, 15|         there can be no lasting friendship: hearts of hyenas are the
135   10,  108, 3 |  approach, and we will show him friendship: he shall be made the herdsman
136   10,  113, 9 |      many friendships, met with friendship, made with singers, with
137   10,  124, 9 |    floods' Companion, moving in friendship with celestial Waters.~The
138   10,  131, 3 |        the mighty Indra for his friendship.~
139   10,  132, 2 |         So may we, through your friendship for the worshipper, subdue
140   10,  132, 3 |       seek to win your love and friendship, we.who have precious wealth
141   10,  133, 6 |                  6 Close to thy friendship do we cling, O Indra, and
142   10,  138, 1 |          1. ALLIED with thee in friendship, Indra, these, thy priests,