Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 18, 9 | most widely famed,~As 'twere the Household Priest of
2 1, 37, 3 | 3 One hears, as though 'twere close at hand, the cracking
3 1, 60 | HYMN LX. Agni.~I As 'twere Some goodly treasure Matarisvan
4 1, 61, 5 | that Indra, my hymn, as 'twere a horse, through love of
5 1, 64, 6 | solenm rites.~They lead, as 'twere, the Strong Horse forth,
6 1, 67, 5 | him have sages built as 'twere a seat.~ ~
7 1, 70, 5 | sundry spots, parting, as 'twere, an aged father's wealth.~
8 1, 83, 6 | Where the stone rings as'twere a singer skilled in laud, --
9 1, 94, 1 | our mind this eulogy as 'twere a car.~For good, in his
10 1, 110, 5 | with a rod measured, as 'twere a field, the single sacrificial
11 1, 116, 10| Nasatyas, stripped, as 'twere mail, the skin upon~his
12 1, 116, 13| the weakling's wife, as 'twere an order, and gave to her
13 1, 116, 25| seeing, enter old age as 'twere the house I live in.~
14 1, 124, 4 | 4 Near is she seen, as 'twere the Bright One's bosom:
15 1, 124, 7 | brother, mounting her car, as 'twere to gather riches.~Dawn,
16 1, 130, 3 | bolt-armed, he strove to win, as 'twere, the stall of kine;~So Indra
17 1, 130, 8 | the dusky skin;~Blazing, 'twere, he burns each covetous
18 1, 137, 3 | 3 As 'twere a radiant-coloured cow,
19 1, 139, 1 | their way, our songs as 'twere unto the Gods.~
20 1, 140, 1 | home, I bring the food as 'twere his place of birth.~I clothe
21 1, 145, 2 | Sage, hath grasped, as 'twere, with his own mind.~Forgetting
22 1, 155, 1 | beguiled, who borne as 'twere by noble steed, have stood
23 1, 164, 19| and Soma, steeds bear as 'twere yoked to the region's car-pole.~
24 1, 164, 40| of holy praise-song, as twere their highest heaven, the
25 1, 166, 2 | Bringing the pleasant mcath as 'twere their own dear son, they
26 1, 166, 9 | great powers are set as 'twere in rivalry therein.~Rings
27 1, 166, 11| strong, visible from afar as 'twere with stars of heaven,~Lovely
28 1, 168, 3 | their shoulders rests as 'twere a warrior's spear and in
29 1, 169, 7 | their rush o'erthrow as 'twere a sinner the mortal who
30 1, 173, 6 | God-like, wears the heaven as 'twere a frontlet,~
31 1, 175, 1 | Lord of Bay Steeds, as 'twere the bowl's enlivening mead.~
32 1, 181, 8 | swollen, honouring men as 'twere with milk's outpouring.~
33 2, 2, 4 | guard of the place as 'twere, looking to Gods and men.~
34 2, 4, 5 | greatness,-he gave, as 'twere, his hue to those who love
35 2, 7, 3 | all our enemies a way,~As 'twere through streaming water-floods.~
36 2, 15, 3 | 3 From front, as 'twere a house, he ruled and measured;
37 2, 16, 7 | will pour Indra forth as 'twere a spring of wealth.~
38 2, 19, 5 | keep distress afar, as 'twere his portion.~
39 2, 41, 16| Sarasvati, We are, as 'twere, of no repute and dear Mother,
40 3, 1, 14| light-diffusing Agni,~Waxen, as 'twere in secret, in his dwelling,
41 3, 33, 2 | to urge you, ye move as 'twere on chariots to the ocean.~
42 3, 33, 3 | the blessed.~Licking as 'twere their calf the pair of Mothers
43 3, 49, 3 | like Bhaga, Father, as 'twere, of hymns, fair, prompt
44 4, 5, 6 | Agni, bast boldly given as 'twere a heavy burthen,~This Prstha
45 4, 5, 8 | When they have thrown as 'twere the cows' stalls open. The
46 4, 18, 6 | Holy Ones, shouting, as 'twere, together.~Ask them to.
47 4, 22, 8 | the gladdening stalk as 'twere a river: so let the rite,
48 4, 38, 3 | 3 Whom, as 'twere down a precipice, swift
49 4, 38, 5 | after him in battles, as 'twere a thief who steals away
50 5, 19, 4 | 4 I bring, as 'twere, the longed-for milk, the
51 5, 29, 8 | All the Gods raised as 'twere a shout of triumph to Indra
52 5, 41, 3 | Worshipful, bring a hymn as 'twere libation.~
53 5, 41, 7 | and Night, the Two, as 'twere all-knowing: these bring
54 5, 48, 4 | that rapid rush of his as 'twere an axe's edge,~What time
55 5, 74, 5 | age removed his skin as 'twere a robe.~So, when ye made
56 5, 80, 5 | bathing, she stands, as 'twere, erect that we may see her.~
57 6, 3, 4 | darting forth his tongue, as 'twere a hatchet, burning the woods,
58 6, 10, 2 | strength to this man, as 'twere for self-advantage.~
59 6, 20, 8 | assistance, forced near as 'twere to glorify the Mother.~
60 6, 29, 5 | endeavour, driving, as 'twere, with help his flocks to
61 6, 45, 7 | 7 I call with hymns, as 'twere a cow to milk, the Friend
62 6, 47, 10| sharpen my thought as 'twere a blade of iron~Approve
63 6, 67, 1 | existing;~They who, as 'twere with reins are best Controllers,
64 6, 67, 6 | ye prop the height as 'twere from loftiest heaven.~The
65 7, 3, 4 | tongue thou piercest, as 'twere barley.~
66 7, 24, 5 | of thee: in heaven, as 'twere above the sky, set thou
67 7, 34, 7 | strength hath risen as 'twere a light: it bears the load
68 7, 37, 6 | thy priests a home, as 'twere, thou givest: when, Indra
69 7, 61, 2 | favour so that ye fill, as 'twere, with power his autumns.~
70 7, 67, 7 | this treasure to you as 'twere an envoy sent for friendship.~
71 7, 70, 2 | seas and rivers, yoking as'twere two well-matched shining
72 7, 87, 4 | secret, shall speak as 'twere to teach the race that cometh.~
73 8, 3, 21| all, who runneth on as 'twere to heaven.~Which Indra and
74 8, 58, 12| flow into thy throat as 'twere a pipe with ample mouth.~
75 8, 82, 9 | 9 By song as 'twere, the powerful bolt which
76 8, 88, 3 | 3 Turning, as 'twere, to meet the Sun, enjoy
77 8, 92, 2 | of Divodasa turned, as 'twere in majesty, to the Gods.~
78 8, 94, 1 | bountiful,~Who gives, as 'twere in thousands, precious wealth
79 9, 6, 5 | ten dames cleanse, as 'twere a vigorous steed,~While
80 9, 14, 5 | adorned,~Making the milk, as 'twere, his robe.~
81 9, 16, 7 | 7 Swelling, as 'twere, to heights of heaven, the
82 9, 17, 5 | shinest mounting heaven as 'twere above light's triple realm,~
83 9, 37, 5 | deceived,~Hath gone, as 'twere, to win the spoil.~
84 9, 41, 3 | Pavamana's roar is heard as 'twere the rush of rain~Lightnings
85 9, 44, 1 | great rite, bearing as 'twere thy wave to Gods,~Unwearied,
86 9, 61, 16| hath Pavamana made, as 'twere, the marvellous thunder,
87 9, 62, 16| Pressed by the men, as 'twere to war hath Soma Pavamana
88 9, 67, 30| flow~Even, Soma, God, if 'twere a mole.~
89 9, 69, 4 | bright fleece, and hath, as 'twere, endued a garment newly
90 9, 76, 3 | exhaustless powers for us, as 'twere through song.~
91 9, 87, 7 | cleansing filter, hath run as 'twere a host let loose, the Courser;~
92 9, 94, 1 | enrobed in waters and song as 'twere a stall that kine may prosper.~
93 9, 96, 22| a Chanter, be comes as 'twere to his friend's sister roaring.~
94 9, 97, 9 | movement: cows low, as 'twere, to him who sports at pleasure.~
95 9, 97, 16| comforts.~Dispelling, as 'twere with a club, misfortunes,
96 9, 97, 30| of days, were poured as 'twere from heaven: the wise King
97 9, 97, 38| Cleansed near the Sun as 'twere he as Creator hath filled
98 9, 103, 1 | raised:~Bring meed, as 'twere, to one who makes thee glad
99 9, 108, 5 | the sheep,~Sporting, as 'twere the waters' wave.~
100 9, 110, 5 | glory pierced for us as 'twere a never-failing well for
101 9, 110, 6 | Savitar the God opens as 'twere a stall.~
102 9, 111, 2 | worship in thine home.~As 'twere from far, the hymn is heard,
103 10, 3, 4 | goings-forth kindle as 'twere high voices the goings of
104 10, 4, 3 | 3 Making thee grow as 'twere some noble infant, thy Mother
105 10, 18, 14| have I caught and held as 'twere a courser with the rein.~
106 10, 21, 3 | statutes rest by thee, as 'twere with ladles that o'erflow.~
107 10, 27, 7 | thee.~Two canopies, as 'twere, are round about him who
108 10, 30, 1 | 1. As 'twere with swift exertion of the
109 10, 39, 1 | 1. As 'twere the name of father, easy
110 10, 77, 4 | all united, fraught, as 'twere with viands.~
111 10, 79, 3 | 3 Seeking, as 'twere, his Mother's secret bosom,
112 10, 89, 12| O Indra.~And pierce, as 'twere a stone launched forth from
113 10, 93, 13| with piercing ends, as 'twere two ranks of heroes ranged
114 10, 96, 1 | who pours lovely oil as 'twere with yellow drops. Let my
115 10, 96, 2 | him whom cows content as 'twere with yellow drops.~
116 10, 105, 5 | who stretch themselves as 'twere for food,~The God who wears
117 10, 111, 7 | Star of heaven is seen as 'twere approaching: none knoweth
118 10, 149, 1 | supported.~Savitar milked, as 'twere a restless courser, air,
119 10, 159, 5 | glory have I seized as 'twere the wealth of weaker Dames.~
120 10, 176, 1 | have enjoyed the earth as, twere a mother cow.~
121 10, 176, 4 | rescues from distress, as 'twere from the Immortal Race,~
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