Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 1, 7 | To thee, dispeller of the night, O Agni, day by day with
2 1, 13, 7 | 7 I call the lovely Night and Dawn to seat them on
3 1, 24, 10| constellations that shine at night, set high in heaven above
4 1, 24, 10| unweakened, and through the night the Moon moves on in splendor~
5 1, 34, 2 | support: thrice journey ye by night, O Asvins, thrice by day.~
6 1, 35, 1 | to aid us here.~I call on Night who gives rest to all moving
7 1, 36, 16| plots against us in the night, nor any foe prevail o'er
8 1, 44, 7 | 8 At dawn of day, at night, Usas and Savitar, the Asvins,
9 1, 62, 8 | ancient time have travelled, Night with her dark limbs, Dawn
10 1, 73, 6 | in heaven.~They made the Night and Dawn of different colours,
11 1, 79, 6 | Agni, shining of thyself by night and when the morning breaks,~
12 1, 90, 7 | 7 Sweet be the night and sweet the dawns, sweet
13 1, 94, 7 | through even the dark of night. Let us not in thy friendship,
14 1, 96, 5 | 5 Night and Dawn, changing each
15 1, 98, 2 | present, preserve us day and night from foemen.~
16 1, 112, 25| Asvins, for evermore both night and day protect us.~This
17 1, 113, 1 | far-extending brightness.~Night, sent away for Savitar's
18 1, 113, 3 | hues and yet one-minded, Night and Dawn clash not, neither
19 1, 115, 4 | station, straight over all Night spreadeth out her garment.~
20 1, 116, 15| 15 When in the time of night, in Khela's battle, a leg
21 1, 116, 20| 20 Ye bore away at night by easy pathways Jahusa
22 1, 122, 2 | the early invocation are Night and Dawn who show with varied
23 1, 127, 5 | shines forth fairer in the night than in the day, with life
24 1, 139, 5 | vouchsafe us blessings day and night.~The offerings which we
25 1, 142, 7 | 7 May Night and Morning, hymned with
26 1, 144, 4 | together in the same abode,~By night as in the day the grey one
27 1, 179, 1 | toiled and laboured, at night and morn, through age-inducing
28 1, 179, 11| Rakasas approach) not Agni by night; the giver of fuel, and
29 1, 185, 1 | as on a car the Day and Night roll onward.~
30 1, 185, 4 | mid the Gods, with Day and Night alternate. Protect us, Heaven
31 1, 186, 4 | you I seek with reverence, Night and Morning, like a cow
32 1, 188, 6 | beauty shine they forth:~Let Night and Morning rest them here.~
33 1, 191, 8 | and evil spirits of the night.~
34 2, 2, 2 | 2 At night and morning, Agni, have
35 2, 2, 2 | heaven thou lightest all night long the families of men.
36 2, 2, 8 | 8 Enkindled night by night at every morning'
37 2, 2, 8 | 8 Enkindled night by night at every morning's dawn,
38 2, 3, 6 | work for us, the glorious Night and Morning, like female
39 2, 10, 3 | plants was Agni;~And in the night, not compassed round by
40 2, 19, 3 | the cattle, and with the night the works of days completed.~
41 2, 31, 5 | blessed Goddesses, Morning and Night who stir all living things
42 2, 38, 3 | who glide like serpents. Night closely followed Savitar'
43 3, 4, 6 | 6 Night and Dawn, lauded, hither
44 3, 7, 6 | where the singer's Bull, the night's dispeller, after his proper
45 3, 14, 3 | Two who show their vigour, Night and Morning, by the wind'
46 3, 30, 13| gladly in the course of night would look on the broad
47 4, 10, 4 | time of the day and the night thy look is the sweetest .~
48 4, 17, 15| 15 As in the night the sacrificing priest.~
49 4, 30, 3 | thou didst lengthen days by night.~
50 4, 55, 3 | And may the unobstructed Night and Morning both, day and
51 4, 55, 3 | and Morning both, day and night, provide for our protection.~
52 5, 5, 6 | eternal Law,~Morning and Night we supplicate.~
53 5, 7, 4 | He gives a signal in the night even to him who is afar,~
54 5, 30, 13| made Indra joyful, when night, whose course was ending,
55 5, 30, 14| 14 Night, well-nigh ended, at Rnancaya'
56 5, 31, 11| 11 When night was near its close he carried
57 5, 41, 7 | mighty Daughters,~Morning and Night, the Two, as 'twere all-knowing:
58 5, 76, 3 | Sun is setting,~By day, by night, with favour most auspicious.
59 5, 81, 4 | sides thou encompassest the night: yea, thou, O God, art Mitra
60 5, 82, 8 | these Twain, the Day and Night,~Is Savitar the thoughtful
61 6, 3, 5 | of iron:~The messenger of night with brilliant pathway,
62 6, 3, 6 | splendour crackles.~Red in the night, by day the men's possession:
63 6, 10, 4 | himself hath been. through night's thick darkness, made manifest
64 6, 24, 9 | what time the gloom of night brightens to morning.~
65 6, 38, 4 | shall strengthen when the night departeth, Indra whom days
66 6, 48, 6 | apparent through the gloom by night, the Red Bull in the darksome
67 6, 49, 10| 10 Rudra by day, Rudra at night we honour with these our
68 6, 58, 1 | one holy, like Day and Night dissimilar in colour.~All
69 6, 65, 2 | commencement, drive far away the night's surrounding shadows.~
70 7, 2, 6 | Heavenly Ladies, Morning and Night, like a cow good at milking,~
71 7, 9, 2 | home-companion, through still night's darkness he is made apparent.~
72 7, 15, 8 | 8 Shine forth at night and morn: through thee with
73 7, 15, 15| Infallible! by day and night.~
74 7, 39, 2 | the folks early call on Night and Morning,-Vayu, and Pusan
75 7, 42, 5 | Maruts.~Here on our grass let Night and Dawn be seated: bring
76 7, 66, 11| month and then the day, night, sacrifice and holy verse,~
77 7, 69, 4 | 4 When night was turning to the grey
78 7, 71, 1 | 1. THE Night retireth from the Dawn her
79 7, 71, 1 | and cattle - by day and night keep far from us the arrow.~
80 7, 71, 2 | Lovers of Sweetness, day and night preserve us.~
81 7, 104, 11| blighted, who in the day or night would fain destroy us.~
82 8, 1, 29| the coming of the gloom of night, O Vasu, have gone forth
83 8, 5, 8 | traverse, and three times of night.~
84 8, 7, 6 | We call on you for aid by night, on you for succour in the
85 8, 18, 6 | Aditi, free from guile, by night,~Aditi, ever strengthening,
86 8, 19, 31| shinest in glimmerings of the night.~
87 8, 25, 11| dwelling lace by day and night:~With you for our defenders
88 8, 26, 3 | ample wealth, to-day,~When night hath passed, O ye who send
89 8, 27, 2 | to trees, to Dawns, to Night, to plants.~O all ye Vasus,
90 8, 50, 17| keep safely both by day and night.~
91 8, 53, 6 | 6 We call on thee both night and day to taste the flowing
92 8, 63, 5 | Visible through the gloom o:f night~
93 9, 5, 6 | Like beauteous maidens, Night and Dawn~
94 9, 97, 9 | abundance: the Silvery shines by night, by day the Golden.~
95 9, 99, 2 | And he, made beautiful by night, dips forward into strengthening
96 9, 107, 19| bosom am I, Soma, day and night. O Tawny-hued, for friendship
97 10, 1, 2 | beauty, Agni!~The glooms of night thou, Brilliant Babe, subduest,
98 10, 3, 1 | splendour: chasing black Night he comes with white-rayed
99 10, 3, 3 | conspicuous lustre, hath compassed Night with whitelyshining garments.~
100 10, 7, 4 | steeds, and holy: by day and night to him shall all be pleasant.~
101 10, 34, 10| seeking riches, he goes by night unto the home of others.~
102 10, 36, 1 | THERE are the Dawn and Night, the grand and beauteous
103 10, 39, 12| Vivasvan come auspicious Night and Day.~
104 10, 40, 2 | haltingplace, where rest ye for the night?~Who brings you homeward,
105 10, 40, 5 | the day, he near me in the night: help me to gain a car-borne
106 10, 64, 3 | heaven, to Trita, Vata, Dawn, Night, and the Atvins Twain.~
107 10, 68, 11| set the light in day, in night the darkness. Brhaspati
108 10, 70, 6 | this shrine may Dawn and Night, the Daughters of Heaven,
109 10, 76, 1 | and Earth,~That Day and Night, in every hall of sacrifice,
110 10, 87, 1 | protect us in the day and night from evil.~
111 10, 92, 1 | tribes, refulgent, Guest of night.~Blazing amid dry plants,
112 10, 92, 14| Self-resplendent One.~We praise Night's youthful Lord benevolent
113 10, 95, 4 | pleasure, accepting day and night her lord's embraces.~
114 10, 110, 6 | Pouring sweet dews let holy Night and Morning, each close
115 10, 127 | HYMN CXXVII. Night.~
116 10, 127, 1 | all her eyes the Goddess Night looks forth approaching
117 10, 127, 4 | 4 So favour us this night, O thou whose pathways we
118 10, 127, 8 | brought to thee like kine. O Night, thou Child of Heaven, accept~
119 10, 129, 2 | was there, the day's and night's divider.~That One Thing,
120 10, 190, 1 | were born:~Thence was the Night produced, and thence the
121 AppI, 0, 5 | toiled and laboured, at night and morn, through age-inducing
122 AppI, 0, 5 | Rakasas approach) not Agni by night; the giver of fuel, and
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