Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 18, 7 | without whom no sacrifice, e'en of the wise man, prospers;
2 1, 24, 9 | Destruction. Put from us e'en the sin we have committed.~
3 1, 31, 6 | the synod when pursued e'en him, farseeing One! who
4 1, 31, 13| fond heart thou acceptest e'en the poor man's prayer, when
5 1, 38, 6 | send their windless~Rain e'en on the desert places.~
6 1, 38, 8 | spread forth darkness e'en in day time,~With the water-laden
7 1, 40, 8 | with kings he slays: e'en mid alarms he dwells secure~
8 1, 49, 1 | 1 E'EN from above the sky's bright
9 1, 51, 6 | gavest Sambara for a prey.~E'en mighty Arbuda thou troddest
10 1, 52, 3 | 3 For he stays e'en the stayers, spread o'er
11 1, 55, 1 | 1 THOUGH e'en this heaven's wide space
12 1, 56, 2 | Wherewith the iron one, fierce e'en against the strong, in rapture,
13 1, 60, 2 | reach him whose tongue, e'en at his birth, is sweet as
14 1, 63, 5 | art not harmed, O Indra, e'en in the anger of the strongest
15 1, 66, 4 | like a dart shot forth, e'en like an archer's arrow tipped
16 1, 71, 2 | sires with lauds burst e'en the firmset fortress, yea,
17 1, 74, 3 | men say, Agni is born, e'en he who slayeth Vrtra, he~
18 1, 80, 14| fixed and moving shook,~E'en Tvastar trembled at thy
19 1, 81, 2 | abundant spoil.~Strengthening e'en the feeble, thou aidest
20 1, 85, 4 | erthrowing with your strength e'en what is ne'er o'erthrown,~
21 1, 156, 1 | Mitra-like, to us.~So, Visnu, e'en the wise must swell thy
22 1, 156, 2 | verily surpass in glory e'en his peer.~
23 1, 156, 3 | his birth.~Ye, knowing e'en his name, have told it forth:
24 1, 168, 4 | strength, have cast down e'en firm things, armed with
25 1, 169, 3 | dread power in motion.~E'en Agni shines resplendent
26 2, 23, 11| Brahmanaspati, who tamest e'en the fierce, the wildly passionate.~
27 2, 27, 5 | Aryaman, brings profit e'en in danger.~Under your guidance,
28 2, 38, 3 | will yet unyoke them: e'en the fleet chariot hath he
29 2, 38, 3 | going.~He hath checked e'en their haste who glide like
30 2, 41, 10| conquering all, driveth e'en mighty fear away,~For firm
31 3, 1, 2 | the wise have learnt it: c'en for the quick and strong
32 3, 7, 10| Forgive us, for our weal, e'en sin cornmitted.~
33 3, 15, 6 | those powers an impulse, e'en Earth and Heaven who yield
34 3, 30, 5 | truth as Vrtra's slayer.~E'en these two boundless worlds
35 3, 31, 21| their Lord hath shown, e'en Vrtra's slayer, through
36 3, 32, 16| O Indra, thou breakest e'en the firm built stall of
37 3, 35, 2 | may bring Indra hither, e'en to this sacrifice arranged
38 3, 39, 2 | 2 Born from the heaven e'en in the days aforetime, wakening,
39 3, 45, 2 | Steeds' cry, shatters e'en things that stand most firm.~
40 3, 48, 4 | body even as he listed.~E'en from his birth-time Indra
41 4, 3, 14| severe affliction slay e'en the demon when he waxes
42 4, 6, 1 | Ruler: thou furtherest e'en the wisdom of the pious.~
43 4, 7, 10| brushwood, and with his teeth e'en solid food consumeth.~
44 4, 8, 3 | in his home:~He gives e'en treasures that we love.~
45 4, 16, 3 | hath he begotten, who e'en by day have wrought their
46 4, 16, 5 | filled earth and heaven.~E'en beyond this his majesty
47 4, 16, 6 | with their songs cleft e'en the mountain open and willingly
48 4, 17, 20| 20 E’en so let Maghavan, the loud-voiced
49 4, 31, 2 | with juice to burst~Open e'en strongly-guarded wealth?~
50 4, 43, 4 | Whether of you confronts e'en great betrayal? Lovers of
51 5, 2, 7 | the stake didst loose e'en Sunahsepa bound for a thousand;
52 5, 9, 5 | smelter fanneth thee, e'en as a smelter sharpeneth
53 5, 30, 4 | With might thou clavest e'en the rock asunder, and foundest
54 5, 30, 5 | far-off regions,~Since then e'en Gods have been afraid of
55 5, 31, 2 | than thou art, Indra: e'en to the wifeless hast thou
56 5, 31, 7 | 7 This is thy deed, e'en this, Wonderful! Singer!
57 5, 31, 7 | Didst check and stay e'en gusna's wiles and magic,
58 5, 31, 11| close he carried forward e'en the Sun's chariot backward
59 5, 32, 2 | Indra, thou by slaying e'en the Dragon that lay extended
60 5, 32, 3 | another had been born e'en yet more potent.~
61 5, 32, 10| 10 E'en the Celestial Axe bows down
62 5, 39, 3 | With this thou rendest e'en the firm, Stone-Darter!
63 5, 54, 4 | drive along like ships, e'en to strongholds ye come,
64 5, 56, 4 | difficult to yoke,~Cause e'en the heavenly stone to shake '
65 5, 65, 4 | 4 E'en out of misery Mitra gives
66 5, 79, 5 | or to win them wealth,~E'en fain they gird us round
67 5, 83, 2 | exceeding strong fices e'en the guiltless, when thundering
68 5, 84, 3 | with thy might on earth. e'en the strong sovrans of the
69 5, 86, 1 | fight,~Breaks through e'en strongly-guarded wealth
70 6, 2, 9 | 9 E'en things imperishable, thou,
71 6, 4, 3 | Purifier, hath shattered e'en the ancient works of Asna.~
72 6, 17, 9 | 9 Yea, e'en that heaven itself of old
73 6, 19, 4 | without reproach, uninjured, e'en as were those who sang,
74 6, 23, 4 | 4 E'en humble rites with his Bay
75 6, 24, 7 | Still may his body Wax, e'en now so mighty, glorified
76 6, 25, 9 | favour, yea, Indra, and e'en now, we Bharadvajas.~
77 6, 28, 5 | 6 O Cows, ye fatten e'en the worn and wasted, and
78 6, 30, 3 | 3 E'en now endures thine exploit
79 6, 37, 1 | For thee, the Heavenly, e'en the poor invoketh: may we
80 6, 38, 2 | his ears who cometh nigh e'en from a distance.~May this
81 6, 47, 15| him, pays him worship? E'en the rich noble still hath
82 6, 49, 11| ye animate and quicken e'en the desert.~
83 6, 59, 7 | 7 E'en now, O Indra-Agni, men hold
84 6, 62, 11| open to the singer doors e'en of the firm-closed stall
85 6, 65, 1 | lustre hath shown herself e'en through the shades of darkness.~
86 6, 66, 1 | 1. E'EN to the wise let that be
87 6, 68, 6 | us, be, Indra-Varuna, e'en our own possession.~
88 7, 18, 9 | they sought Parusni; e'en the swift returned not.~
89 7, 18, 17| 17 E'en with the weak he wrought
90 7, 18, 17| this matchless exploit: e'en with a goat he did to death
91 7, 18, 18| thine enemies submitted: e'en the fierce Bheda hast thou
92 7, 20, 1 | he willeth.~Saving us e'en from great transgression,
93 7, 28, 3 | and high dominion-then e'en the active overthrew the
94 7, 36, 3 | overflowing.~Born in the station e'en of lofty heaven the Bull
95 7, 85, 3 | Self-lucid in their seats, e'en heavenly Waters endowed
96 8, 27, 17| 17 E'en without war he gathers wealth,
97 8, 27, 18| 18 E'en on the plain for him ye
98 8, 50, 3 | the fight, vanquishing e'en the invincible.~
99 8, 51, 3 | swift bounty, he will win e'en with a steed of worthless
100 8, 88, 8 | of things unarranged, e'en Satakratu, source of might,~
101 10, 69, 11| subduing, as our help, e'en mighty foemen.~
102 10, 73, 2 | There with fiend's ways e'en Prsni was seated: with much
103 10, 144, 6 | Indra is by lndu's power; e'en among Gods will it repel
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