Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 3, 4 | bright, come, these libations long for thee,~Thus by fine fingers
2 1, 23, 21| safe from harm,~So that I long may see the Sun.~
3 1, 33, 15| land, mid Tugra's houses.~Long stood they there before
4 1, 34, 11| drinking of the meath.~Make long our days of life, and wipe
5 1, 37, 11| offspring of the cloud,~Long, broad, and inexhaustible.~
6 1, 37, 15| servants evermore,~To live as long as life may last.~ ~
7 1, 53, 10| through thy favour life long and joyful and with store
8 1, 73, 4 | O Agni, and princes gain long life who bring oblation.~
9 1, 84, 16| heart-piercing, health-bestowing?~Long shall he live who richly
10 1, 86, 10| Create the light for which we long.~ ~
11 1, 89, 4 | ye, for whom our spirits long, hear this.~
12 1, 94, 3 | hither the Adityas, for we long for them. Let us not in
13 1, 95, 2 | They bear around him whose long flames are pointed, fulgent
14 1, 110, 2 | of Sudhanvan, after your long journeying, ye came unto
15 1, 112, 16| Sayu, Atri, and to Manu long ago;~Wherewith ye shot your
16 1, 113, 10| 10 How long a time, and they shall be
17 1, 126, 4 | before a thousand lead the long procession.~Reeling in joy
18 1, 133, 7 | yea, wealth he gives that long shall last.~
19 1, 136, 6 | Bhaga and heavenly Aryaman.~Long may we live and have attendant
20 1, 138, 4 | Goat-borne! their gift who long for fame.~So, Wonder-Worker!
21 1, 139, 9 | days and Manu knew.~Their long line stretcheth to the Gods,
22 1, 140, 8 | 8 The maidens with long, tresses hold him in embrace;
23 1, 140, 13| flowing rivers~Yield us long life and food and corn and
24 1, 154, 3 | this common dwelling-place, long, far extended.~
25 1, 164, 45| 44 Three with long tresses show in ordered
26 1, 166, 14| That, O ye Maruts, we may long time flourish through your
27 1, 173, 11| invites the thirsty, as the long way brings him who gains
28 1, 179 | fervent Prayer, succeeds after long labour in drawing down from
29 1, 181, 3 | thought-swift, which ye, for whom we long, have mounted.~
30 2, 2, 2 | thou lightest all night long the families of men. Thou
31 2, 11, 13| God, the riches that we long for, most powerful, with
32 2, 14, 8 | men, whatever thing ye long for obtain ye quickly bringing
33 2, 27, 10| autumns ours be the blest long lives of our forefathers.~
34 2, 30, 10| which thou hast to finish.~Long have they been inflated
35 3, 3, 7 | 7 Sing, Agni, for long life to us and noble sons:
36 3, 15, 3 | over trouble: Help us who long, Most Youthful God, to riches.~
37 3, 29, 8 | with oblation: Agni, give long life to the sacrificer.~
38 3, 30, 1 | THE friends who offer Soma long to find thee: they pour
39 3, 30, 17| crush it in the middle.~How long hast thou bebaved as one
40 3, 38, 1 | dearest and most noble, I long to see the sages full of
41 3, 58, 1 | Milch-cow yields the things we long for: the Son of Daksina
42 4, 12, 6 | free from this affliction long let our life, O Agni, be
43 4, 15, 9 | 9 Long, O ye Asvins, may he live,
44 4, 15, 10| son of Sahadeva, to enjoy~Long life, O Asvins, O ye Gods.~
45 4, 22, 7 | wander at their will in long succession.~
46 4, 23, 9 | splendid beauties.~By holy Law long lasting food they bring
47 4, 25, 4 | Agni Bharata give shelter: long shall he look upon the Sun
48 5, 4, 1 | we obtain the strength we long for, and overcome the fierce
49 5, 22, 3 | favour we bethink us as we long for it.~
50 5, 45, 9 | that spreadeth wide for his long journey.~Down on the Soma
51 5, 62, 9 | Varuna and Mitra, and when we long to win may we be victors.~
52 5, 74, 3 | devotions are ye pleased? We long for you to further us.~
53 6, 1, 11| strength abundant, rich, and long enduring.~
54 6, 28, 4 | Cows, they, O ye Indra. I long for Indra with my heart
55 7, 22, 6 | thee.~O Maghavan, be not long distant from us.~
56 7, 28, 4 | the Wondrous-Wise hath long ago forgiven.~
57 7, 36, 5 | adorers worship to gain long life and win his friendship.~
58 7, 59, 6 | the wealth for which we long,~To take delight, ye Maruts,
59 7, 72, 3 | Mornings.~Inviting those we long for, Earth and Heaven, the
60 7, 81, 3 | One, who bringest all we long to have, and to the offerer
61 7, 96, 4 | Sarasvan, as unmarried men who long for wives,~As liberal men
62 8, 4, 17| 17 Pusan, I long to win thy love, I long
63 8, 4, 17| long to win thy love, I long to praise thee, Radiant
64 8, 12, 1 | greedy fiend, for that we long.~
65 8, 12, 2 | and the sea, for that we long.~
66 8, 12, 3 | ordained by Law, for that we long.~
67 8, 13, 30| 30 That we may long behold the light, what time
68 8, 15, 7 | thunderbolt for which we long, the wish makes keen.~
69 8, 17, 10| 10 Long be thy grasping-hook wherewith
70 8, 18, 18| life that they may live long days.~
71 8, 20, 2 | bright.~Come, ye for whom we long, with food, to sacrifice,
72 8, 45, 20| men rest upon a staff:~We long to have. thee dwell with
73 8, 45, 40| the wealth for which we long:~
74 8, 45, 41| the wealth for which we long~
75 8, 45, 42| the wealth for which we long.~
76 8, 46, 23| fleet steeds whose tails are long and fair,~Turn with swift
77 8, 58, 2 | kine a bull, for those who long for his approach,~For those
78 8, 59, 7 | food, O thou whose life is long!~But one who yokes the bright-hued
79 8, 63, 13| presented steeds, like the long wool of fleecy rams.~
80 8, 64, 16| gracious help, as of a Father, long ago,~So now we pray to thee
81 8, 103, 7 | our days that we may see long life.~ ~
82 9, 4, 6 | own mental power and aid long may we look upon the Sun;~
83 9, 13, 2 | 2 Sing forth, ye men who long for help, to Pavamana, to
84 9, 19, 5 | impregned the kine whb long to meet their Lord,~The
85 9, 69, 6 | These swift outpourings in long course of holy rites: no
86 9, 74, 9 | flows, Pavamana, through the long wool of the sheep.~So, cleansed
87 9, 91, 6 | lights, O Soma, and grant us long to look upon the sunshine.~
88 9, 93, 5 | wealth, with store of heroes.~Long be his life who worships,
89 9, 103, 2 | he flows on through the long wool of the sheep.~The Gold-hued,
90 9, 103, 3 | 3 On through the long wool of the sheep to the
91 9, 106, 10| his wave flows through the long wool of the sheep,~Shouting
92 9, 107, 5 | watchful in the sheep's long wool,~Thou hast become a
93 9, 107, 9 | Soma, and urged through the long wool of the sheep,~Thou,
94 9, 107, 10| himself through the sheep's long fine wool, like an impetuous
95 9, 107, 21| and bright in the sheep's long wool, tbou hast bellowed,
96 9, 108, 5 | best rapture-giver, in the long wool of the sheep,~Sporting,
97 9, 109, 16| the filter and the sheep's long wool.~
98 9, 110, 9 | 9 As long as thou, O Pavamana, art
99 10, 1, 7 | Youthfullest! to those who long to meet thee, and hither
100 10, 9, 7 | safe from harm,~So that I long may see the Sun.~
101 10, 11, 5 | strengthening food with lauds, after long toil, cornest with many
102 10, 14, 14| he grant that we may live long days of life among the Gods.~
103 10, 37, 8 | 8 Surya, may we live long and look upon thee still,
104 10, 51, 8 | waters, and let there be long life, ye Gods, to Agni.~
105 10, 57, 4 | and lire,~That thou mayst long behold the sun!~
106 10, 59, 6 | breath and our enjoyment.~Long may we look upon the Sun
107 10, 69, 6 | thou subdue the men who long for battle.~
108 10, 70, 4 | transversely: may it be with us long in length and fragrant.~
109 10, 74, 3 | those Immortal Beings who long for treasures in their full
110 10, 76, 6 | the meath for which they long, sending their voice around
111 10, 78, 5 | like the noblest steeds, long to obtain the prize like
112 10, 85, 39| splendour and with ample life.~Long lived be he who is her lord;
113 10, 108, 10| know them.~They seemed to long for kine when I departed.
114 10, 124, 1 | preceder: thou hast lain long enough in during darkness.~
115 10, 134, 6 | thine hand a lance like a long hook, great Counsellor!~
116 10, 136, 1 | 1. HE with the long loose locks supports Agni,
117 10, 136, 1 | sky to look upon: he with long hair is called this light.~
118 10, 136, 6 | and Apsarases,~He with long locks, who knows the wish,
119 10, 136, 7 | hard to bend,~When he with long loose locks hath drunk,
120 AppI | fervent Prayer, succeeds after long labour in drawing down from
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