Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 3, 11| 11 Inciter of all pleasant songs, inspirer o all gracious
2 1, 14, 10| splendours, drink,~Agni, the pleasant Soma juice.~
3 1, 26, 7 | household Lord, Priest, pleasant and, choice-worthy may~We,
4 1, 42, 6 | all pursuers lead us, make pleasant our path and fair to tread:~
5 1, 47, 9 | worshipper, to drink the Soma's pleasant juice.~
6 1, 66, 2 | He offers safety like a pleasant home, like ripened corn,
7 1, 73 | like a guest who lies in pleasant lodging,-may he, as Priest,
8 1, 73, 9 | praise, Agni, Ordainer, be pleasant to thee in thy heart and
9 1, 78, 5 | 5 A pleasant song to Agni we, sons of
10 1, 85, 6 | yourselves, O Maruts, in the pleasant food.~
11 1, 89, 4 | the Wind waft to us that pleasant medicine, may Earth our
12 1, 92, 7 | the leader of the charm of pleasant voices.~Dawn, thou conferrest
13 1, 97, 2 | 2 For goodly fields, for pleasant homes, for wealth we sacrifice
14 1, 107, 3 | Aryaman Agni, Savitar find pleasant.~This prayer' of ours may
15 1, 113, 12| joy-giver waker of all pleasant voices,~Auspicious, bringing
16 1, 125, 3 | that gladdens; prosper with pleasant hymns the Lord of Heroes.~
17 1, 130, 1 | lord.~We come with gifts of pleasant food, with juice poured
18 1, 135, 4 | offerings!~Drink of the pleasant -flavoured juice the first
19 1, 135, 8 | hither to the offering of the pleasant juice, the holy Fig-tree
20 1, 144, 7 | thou turning to every side, pleasant to look on as a dwelling
21 1, 163, 6 | paths unsoiled by dust, pleasant to travel.~
22 1, 166, 2 | 2 Bringing the pleasant mcath as 'twere their own
23 1, 166, 11| stars of heaven,~Lovely with pleasant tongues, sweet singers with
24 1, 171, 3 | that are to follow be very pleasant, lovely and triumphant.~
25 1, 173, 8 | Libations in the sea to thee are pleasant, when thy divine Floods
26 1, 183, 4 | are these vessels, full of pleasant juices.~
27 1, 187, 2 | 2 O pleasant Food, O Food of meath, thee
28 1, 190, 6 | path is he, where grass is pleasant, though hard to win, a Friend
29 2, 21, 6 | sweet speech, and days of pleasant weather.~
30 3, 7, 9 | O heavenly Priest, most pleasant, full of wisdom, bring the
31 3, 14, 1 | 1 THE pleasant Priest is come into the
32 3, 31, 11| and far-extending, poured pleasant juices, bringing oil and
33 3, 31, 21| attendants.~Teaching us pleasant things by holy Order, to,
34 3, 53, 1 | Parvata and Indra, bring pleasant viands, with brave heroes,
35 3, 54, 21| well-provisioned: with pleasant meath, O Gods, the herbs
36 3, 61, 2 | on thy bright car awaking pleasant voices.~Let docile horses
37 4, 11, 5 | Agni, thee whose voice is pleasant, as first in rank, as God,
38 4, 18, 13| Falcon then brought me the pleasant Soma.~
39 4, 44, 4 | Nasatyas.~Drink of the pleasant liquor of the Soma give
40 4, 45, 2 | viands rich with store of pleasant meath, and cars and horses
41 4, 50, 1 | with thunder,~Him of the pleasant tongue have ancient sages,
42 4, 51, 10| of children.~As from our pleasant place of rest ye rouse us
43 4, 55, 9 | 9 Hither to us, rich pleasant Dawn, bring many things
44 5, 26, 1 | with splendour and thy pleasant tongue~Bring hither and
45 5, 43, 8 | lofty song, most sweet and pleasant!~Come in one car, joy-givers!
46 5, 54, 8 | the earth with floods of pleasant meath.~
47 5, 56, 8 | Rodasi hath mounted, bringing pleasant gifts, with Maruts in her
48 6, 10, 1 | the rite advances, your pleasant, heavenly Agni, meet for
49 6, 44, 21| hath Indu swollen. juice pleasant, sweet to drink, for thine
50 6, 71, 4 | With cheeks of brass, with pleasant tongue, the Holy, he sends
51 7, 16, 9 | 9 Do thou, a Priest with pleasant tongue, most wise, and very
52 7, 24, 2 | is the Soma, poured are pleasant juices.~This hymn of praise,
53 7, 45, 4 | Savitar whose tongue is pleasant, praise him whose arms are
54 7, 64, 4 | ye Kings, make glad the pleasant dwelling-places.~
55 7, 73, 2 | worship,~Be near and taste the pleasant juice, O Asvins: with food,
56 7, 79, 5 | sending to us the charm of pleasant voices,~Vouchsafe us thoughts,
57 7, 98, 2 | each day that passes, the pleasant food which thou hast had
58 8, 8, 4 | hath pressed for you the pleasant meath of Soma juice.~
59 8, 17, 5 | Take with. thy tongue the pleasant drink.~
60 8, 27, 17| wealth, and goes hisway on pleasant paths,~Whom Mitra, Varuna
61 8, 43, 18| thee all people who have pleasant homes,~Apart, have turned
62 8, 47, 11| from the bank.~Lead us to pleasant ways as men lead horses
63 8, 57, 14| near to me~With offerings pleasant to the taste.~
64 8, 85, 1 | longer, and Nights with pleasant voices spake to Indra.~For
65 8, 86, 13| Thunder-armed, make all our pathways pleasant for us.~
66 8, 90, 5 | reverent song, O pious one,~A pleasant hymn that shall protect
67 8, 91, 15| aid which none impair,~A pleasant aspect like the Sun.~
68 8, 94, 4 | forth flow the drops of pleasant meath.~The Soloa-drops which
69 8, 94, 5 | sweet to thee, lover of pleasant food. The call to Paura
70 9, 6, 1 | 1. SOMA, flow on with pleasant stream, a Bull devoted to
71 9, 7, 8 | 8 Tle streams of pleasant Soma flow to Bhaga, Mitra-Varuna, -~
72 9, 11, 2 | 2 Together with thy pleasant juice the Atharvans have
73 9, 75, 2 | sacrifice pours forth the pleasant meath.~Within the lustrous
74 9, 109, 1 | 1. PLEASANT to Indra's Mitra's, Pusan'
75 9, 109, 20| 20 Indu they balm with pleasant milky juice for Indra, for
76 9, 110, 11| Indu flows on, a wave of pleasant taste, to Indra, -~Strength-winner,
77 10, 2, 6 | Banner:~So win by worship pleasant homes abounding in heroes,
78 10, 5, 4 | Heaven grow strong by food of pleasant drink and fatness.~
79 10, 7, 4 | night to him shall all be pleasant.~
80 10, 23, 4 | juice is shed he seeks the pleasant place, and stirs the worshipper
81 10, 29, 6 | may the sweet meath be pleasant for thy drinking.~
82 10, 30, 5 | young man with fair and pleasant damsels.~Go thou unto those
83 10, 39, 2 | 2 Awake all pleasant strains and let the hymns
84 10, 39, 9 | heated with fire to be a pleasant resting-place.~
85 10, 62, 4 | your dwellingplace speaks pleasant words: give car to this,
86 10, 64, 11| 11 Pleasant to look on as a dwelling
87 10, 69, 1 | fire good is its guidance, pleasant are its visitings.~When
88 10, 70, 8 | we prepared and made it pleasant.~May Ila, she whose foot
89 10, 73, 7 | For man thou madest ready pleasant pathways, paths leading
90 10, 85, 32| find the wedded pair.~By pleasant ways let them escape the
91 10, 96, 5 | welcornest, the perfect pleasant gift, O Golden-hued from
92 10, 101, 2 | 2 Make pleasant hymns, spin out your songs
93 10, 110, 2 | waysof Order, make them pleasant.~Convey our sacrifice to
94 10, 112, 7 | dvink thereof and find them pleasant.~
95 10, 122, 1 | might like Indra, the lovely pleasant Guest whom all must welcome.~
96 10, 138, 2 | the kine, thou drankest pleasant meath.~Thou gavest increase
97 10, 167, 1 | 1. THIS pleasant meath, O Indra, is effused
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