Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 9, 6 | stimulate thereto us emulously fain for wealth,~And glorious,
2 1, 12, 8 | Whoso with sacred gift would fain call Agni to the feast of
3 1, 14, 5 | 5 The sons of Kanva fain for help adore thee, having
4 1, 15, 7 | 7 The Soma-pressers, fain for wealth, praise the Wealth-giver
5 1, 15, 9 | 9 He with the Rtu fain would drink, Wealth-giver,
6 1, 17, 3 | Indra-Varuna, with wealth:~Fain would we have you nearest
7 1, 21, 1 | INDRA and Agni I invoke fain are we for their song of
8 1, 22, 6 | Waters' Offspring Savitar:~Fain are we for his holy ways.~
9 1, 33, 1 | 1 Come, fain for booty let us seek to
10 1, 36, 15| wrong.~Save us from him who fain would injure us or slay,
11 1, 49, 4 | as thou art, the Kanvas, fain for wealth, have called
12 1, 55, 6 | 6 Though, fain for glory, and with strength
13 1, 80, 13| war,~Thy might, O Indra, fain to slay the Dragon, was
14 1, 85, 8 | 8 In sooth like heroes fain for fight they rush about,
15 1, 101, 1 | drove the dusky brood away.~Fain for help, him the strong
16 1, 101, 9 | 9 We, fain for thee, strong Indra,
17 1, 123, 1 | Immortal have ascended.~Fain to bring light to homes
18 1, 126, 5 | troops of subjects, have been fain for glory.~
19 1, 128, 8 | the Gods when they are fain for wealth, him, Friend,
20 1, 128, 8 | Friend, with hymns, when fain for wealth.~
21 1, 131, 2 | seeking several light, each fain to win the light apart.~
22 1, 132, 6 | ive ye away each man who fain would war with us, drive
23 1, 135, 6 | both ofyou,~Soma-drops, fain for you, over the wether'
24 1, 147, 3 | preserved the pious the foes who fain would harm them did no mischief.~
25 1, 148, 5 | hostile, both skilled and fain to harm, may never injure,~
26 1, 153, 2 | assemblies, and the prince fain to worship you for blessings.~
27 1, 154, 6 | 6 Fain would we go unto your dwelling-places
28 2, 4, 4 | possessions; his look when rushing fain to burn is lovely.~He darts
29 2, 14, 2 | Bring it to him, him who is fain to taste it, a draught of
30 2, 14, 10| this, the Holy knows that I fain would give to him more largely.~
31 2, 19, 7 | strengthening thee and fain ourselves for glory.~May
32 2, 20, 1 | brings forth his car when fain for combat, so bring we
33 2, 23, 13| war all wicked enemies who fain would injure us.~
34 2, 27, 3 | faithful, with many eyes, fain to deceive the wicked,~Looking
35 2, 28, 11| If any wolf or robber fain would harm us, therefrom,
36 2, 31, 7 | men have formed them,~Men fain to win the prize and glory.
37 2, 32, 1 | Immortal, high extolled! I, fain to win me wealth, to you
38 2, 37, 6 | with Rtu, O thou Excellent, fain, make the great Gods all
39 2, 37, 6 | make the great Gods all fain taste the gift we bring.~
40 2, 38, 6 | He comes again, unfolded, fain for conquest: at home was
41 3, 2, 9 | who are free from death, fain for him, purified three
42 3, 7, 4 | bear hither him eternal, fain to support the mighty work.
43 3, 8, 6 | which here are standing be fain to grant us wealth with
44 3, 31, 1 | grandson from his daughter.~Fain, as a sire, to see his child
45 3, 31, 8 | slayeth Susna.~Our leader, fain for war, singing from heaven,
46 3, 31, 9 | sate them down with spirit fain for booty, making with hymns
47 3, 36, 1 | WITH constant succours, fain thyself to share it, make
48 3, 48, 2 | when thou wast born thou, fain to taste it, drankest the
49 3, 57, 3 | 3 Fain to lend vigour to the Bull,
50 4, 1, 13| fathers take their places, fain to fulfil the sacred Law
51 4, 4, 7 | and regular oblation~Is fain to please thee for his life
52 4, 4, 13| the pious: the fees who fain would harm them did no mischief~
53 4, 6, 11| established Agni as Invoker, fain to adore the glory of the
54 4, 16, 11| 11 Thou comest, fain to succour him, with Kutsa,-
55 4, 32, 20| Much, Indra, wilt thou fain bestow.~
56 4, 38, 3 | Springing forth like a hero fain for battle, whirling the
57 4, 38, 6 | 6 And, fain to come forth first amid
58 4, 42, 5 | Heroes with noble horses, fain for battle, selected warriors,
59 4, 45, 4 | Swimming the flood, exultant, fain for draughts that cheer:
60 5, 3, 4 | established Agni; and serve him fain for praise from him who
61 5, 3, 6 | conquer through our oblation, fain for wealth, awakened:~May
62 5, 31, 1 | goeth, first, uninjured, fain for treasure.~
63 5, 32, 5 | Lord, thou laidest him, fain to battle, in the pit in
64 5, 39, 3 | spirit, far-renowned as fain to give and prompt to win, -~
65 5, 49, 1 | seeking your friendship fain would I turn hither.~
66 5, 56, 8 | The Maruts' chariot, ever fain to gather glory, we invoke,~
67 5, 79, 5 | to win them wealth,~E'en fain they gird us round and give
68 5, 85, 4 | 4 When Varuna is fain for milk he moistens the
69 6, 3, 5 | 5 Archer-like, fain toshoot, he sets his arrow,
70 6, 15, 15| viands duly laid for thee. Fain would he set thee here to
71 6, 16, 34| May Agni slay the Vrtras,-fain for riches, through the
72 6, 19, 4 | 4 Now, fain for strength, let us invite
73 6, 36, 5 | thou mayst hear, thou who, fain for worship, as heaven girds
74 6, 45, 10| Soma-drinker, true,~We, fain for glory, have invoked.~
75 6, 48, 16| thine car, bright Deity: I fain would speak:~Most sinful
76 6, 51, 12| favour.~He, sacrificing, fain for wealth, hath honoured
77 6, 62, 1 | praise I call the Asvins,~Fain in a moment, when the morns
78 6, 75, 3 | 3 Close to his car, as fain to speak, She presses, holding
79 7, 2, 5 | pious have thrown open Doors fain for chariots in the Gods'
80 7, 18, 6 | spoil was Turvasa Purodas, fain to win wealth, like fishes
81 7, 18, 8 | 8 Fools, in their folly fain to waste her waters, they
82 7, 19, 8 | joyful under thy protection.~Fain to fulfil the wish of Atithigva
83 7, 20, 5 | is strong Hero, bold, and fain for booty.~
84 7, 20, 7 | 7 Whene'er the elder fain would help the younger the
85 7, 59, 4 | again. Come quickly, ye who fain would drink.~
86 7, 81, 4 | 4 Thou, dawning, workest fain to light the great world,
87 7, 83, 1 | axes they went forward, fain for spoil.~Ye smote and
88 7, 86, 3 | 3 Fain to know this in in I question
89 7, 94, 6 | you, bearing sacred food,~Fain for success in sacrifice.~
90 7, 99, 3 | with fertile pastures, fain to do men service.~Both
91 7, 104, 11| in the day or night would fain destroy us.~
92 7, 104, 20| and, bent on mischief, fain would they harm indomitable
93 8, 1, 16| praise give joy to thee. Fain would I sing thine eulogy.~
94 8, 6, 34| down a slope:~The song is fain to go to him.~
95 8, 7, 2 | 2 When, Bright Ones, fain to show your might ye have
96 8, 14, 2 | 2 I should be fain, O Lord of Power, to strengthen
97 8, 14, 14| 14 The Dasyus, when they fain would climb~by magic arts
98 8, 18, 13| with the powe r of demons fain would injure us,~May he,
99 8, 18, 16| 16 Fain would we have the sheltering
100 8, 51, 4 | Most Potent! thou wouldst fain bless the man here who strives
101 8, 52, 10| are Daksa's sons,~Would fain exalt the Maruts' Lord.~
102 8, 56, 9 | 9 O Gods who fain would lend your aid, destroy
103 8, 70, 3 | 3 Hero, when thou art fain to give, neither may Gods
104 8, 76, 6 | we the priestly singers, fain tohymn your praise, invoke
105 8, 77, 3 | thine when thou wouldst fain give wealth to one like
106 8, 80, 3 | 3 Fain would we learn to know thee
107 8, 87, 1 | guards the Law, inspired, and fain for praise.~
108 9, 3, 4 | heroes, as he flows along~Is fain to win all precious boons.~
109 9, 11, 1 | to him who is purified,~Fain to pay worship to the Gods.~
110 9, 22, 4 | flowed, have never wearied, fain~To reach the regions and
111 9, 23, 7 | 1ndu, thou fain wilt win us strength~
112 9, 47, 5 | 5 Fain would they both win riches
113 9, 53, 3 | holy laws:~Crush him who fain would fight with thee.~
114 9, 61, 27| ne'er checked~thee when fain to give thy boons,~When,
115 9, 66, 14| and with thee to help us, fain to sacrifice,~Indu, we crave
116 9, 76, 2 | like a hero, in his hands, fain to win light, car-borne,
117 9, 86, 34| 34 Fain to be cleansed, thou, Pavamana,
118 9, 87, 5 | steeds who rusg to battle fain for glory.~
119 10, 4, 1 | Ancient King, to man who fain would worship,~
120 10, 10, 1 | 1. FAIN would I win my friend to
121 10, 27, 12| pleasing to the suitor who fain would marry for her splendid
122 10, 29, 3 | what gift attracts thee? Fain would I bring thee food
123 10, 40, 11| the chambers of the bride.~Fain would we reach the dwelling
124 10, 48, 9 | shows forth the other.~He, fain to fight the Bull whose
125 10, 51, 5 | man is pious and would fain do worship, he waits prepared:
126 10, 74, 4 | O Indra, those who would fain burst through the stall
127 10, 74, 4 | through the stall of cattle,~Fain to milk her who bare but
128 10, 91, 12| for wealth, to Jatavedas fain for wealth: when they have
129 10, 99, 2 | win heaven's light, full fain to gain it;~He seized the
130 10, 102, 4 | stretched his forefeet, fain to win and triumph.~
131 10, 113, 3 | bearing warlike weapons, fain to win thee praise, thou
132 10, 115, 4 | Everlasting, whom, far-striding fain to burn, the winds, uninterrupted,
133 10, 127, 5 | flies,~Even the falcons fain for prey.~
134 10, 142, 4 | thou partest like an army fain for booty~As when a barber
135 10, 151, 2 | Faith, bless the man who fain would give.~Bless thou the
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