Book, Hymn, Verse 
 1    1,    7, 3 |             heaven, that he may see afar:~He burst the mountain for
 2    1,   24, 8 |            his footstep, and warned afar whate'er afflicts the spirit.~
 3    1,   36, 18|              by means of Agni, from afar;~Agni, bring Navavastva
 4    1,   48, 7 |          Dawn hath yoked her steeds afar, beyond the rising of the
 5    1,   50, 3 |            His herald rays are seen afar refulgent o'er the world
 6    1,   74, 1 |              Who hears us even when afar;~
 7    1,   79, 11|           fall, O Agni, who near or afar assaileth us:~Do thou increase
 8    1,   79, 12| thousand-eyed, chaseth the Raksasas afar:~He singeth, herald meet
 9    1,   83, 1 |             the waters clearly seen afar fill Sindhu full.~
10    1,  110, 2 |          your enjoyment onward from afar, ye, certain of my kinsmen,
11    1,  129, 9 |            Be with us when we stray afar, be with us when our home
12    1,  130, 1 |             Come to us, Indra, from afar, conducting us even as a
13    1,  131, 7 |         like mischief on the march, afar be all malignity.~
14    1,  132, 6 |            Welcome to him concealed afar shall he the lair that he
15    1,  138, 2 |         drive, camel-like, our foes afar.~As I, a man, call thee,
16    1,  139, 10|          the press-stone that rings afar.~The very Strong hath gained
17    1,  155, 2 |             Your Soma-drinker keeps afar your furious rush, Indra
18    1,  166, 11|        passing strong, visible from afar as 'twere with stars of
19    2,   13, 10|         view: thy victories reached afar. Worthy of lauds art thou.~
20    2,   19, 5 |           riches that keep distress afar, as 'twere his portion.~
21    2,   26, 2 |            hero, chase the arrogant afar: put on auspicious courage
22    2,   41, 8 |         Such, wealthy Gods! as none afar nor standing nigh to us
23    3,    3, 1 |                1. To him who shines afar, Vaisvanara, shall bards
24    3,    9, 2 |           return of thine when from afar thou now art here.~
25    3,   10, 7 |            splendour drive our foes afar~
26    3,   54, 9 |                                   9 Afar the Ancient from of old
27    3,   59, 7 |           Mitra whose glory spreads afar, he who in might surpasses
28    4,    2, 11|        noble offspring: keep penury afar and grant us plenty.~
29    4,   26, 6 |          onward, Bird bringing from afar the draught that gladdens,~
30    4,   35, 1 |        Strength, ye Rbhus; stay not afar, ye Children of Sudhanvan.~
31    5,    2, 3 |                    3 I saw him from afar gold-toothed, bright-coloured,
32    5,    7, 4 |            night even to him who is afar,~When he, the Bright, unchanged
33    5,   48, 3 |             abode, driving the days afar and bringing them again.~
34    5,   50, 3 |              May he remove and keep afar our foes and all who block
35    5,   59, 2 |         ways are they, visible from afar: the Heroes press between
36    6,   30, 2 |           once determined.~Near and afar he spread and set the regions,
37    6,   45, 1 |     guidance led~Turvasa, Yadu from afar.~
38    6,   46, 9 |           and me, and keep thy dart afar from these.~
39    6,   46, 12|          our sons give refuge: keep afar all unobserved hostility.~
40    6,   47, 13|            drive from us, even from afar, our foemen.~
41    6,   47, 29|          Gods and Indra, drive thou afar, yea, very far, our foemen.~
42    6,   53, 4 |          prize; scatter our enemies afar.~Strong God, be all our
43    6,   56, 5 |           Thou, Pusan, art renowned afar.~
44    6,   56, 6 |      Prosperity we crave from thee, afar from sin and near to wealth,~
45    7,   16, 8 |              give us a refuge famed afar.~
46    7,   33, 1 |         grass I raised me, Not from afar can my Vasisthas help you.~
47    7,   38, 2 |     sacrifice is offered,~Spreading afar thy broad and wide effulgence,
48    7,   50, 1 |          within and swells.~I drive afar the scorpion hateful to
49    7,   61, 2 |             The holy sage, renowned afar, directeth his hymns to
50    8,    1, 27|           of cheek; may he not stay afar, but come and turn not from
51    8,    2, 26|             aids~Approach, nor stay afar from us.~
52    8,    2, 35|         chariot seeking spoil, from afar, to him he loves:~For swift
53    8,    3, 17|             Bay Steeds, Indra, from afar.~Come with the High Ones
54    8,    5, 30|        wealth, come to us even from afar,~Come ye to this mine eulogy.~
55    8,   11, 3 |            fight and drive our foes afar from us,~Themand their godless
56    8,   12, 6 |                  6 The God who from afar hath sent gifts to maintain
57    8,   12, 17|         Sakra, if thou gladden thee afar or in the sea of air,~Rejoice
58    8,   18, 11|             far away:~Keep enmities afar from us, Lords of all wealth!~
59    8,   25, 20|                20 With him who sits afar the word is lord of food
60    8,   27, 9 |           from near at hand or from afar.~
61    8,   32, 6 |          Come with thy Godhead from afar.~
62    8,   47, 2 |            the way to keep all woes afar.~As the birds spread their
63    8,   60, 15|           that he may keep our foes afar, Agni to give us health
64    8,   64, 7 |            this Agni, his who looks afar, will we lay low~The thief
65    8,   71, 1 |            HASTE forward to us from afar, or, Vrtra-slayer, from
66    8,   97, 3 |          that have been pressed out afar among the folk, and those
67    9,   19, 7 |         vital powe'r,~Whether he be afar or near.~
68    9,   63, 26|     Soma-drops,~Driving all enemies afar.~
69    9,   63, 29|             29 Driving the Raksasas afar, O Soma, bellowing, pour
70    9,   65, 22|           which have been expressed afar or near at hand,~Or there
71    9,   71, 8 |             fight he drives the foe afar.~The Winner of the Floods,
72    9,   85    |          effused: let sickness stay afar together with the fiends.~
73    9,   85, 8 |                9 The Steer who sees afar hath risen above the sky:
74    9,  105, 6 |        overcome and drive the false afar.~
75   10,   11, 4 |          brought for sacrifice from afar this flowing Drop most excellent
76   10,   16, 9 |                            9 1 send afar flesh eating Agni, bearing
77   10,   23, 3 |           power whose glory spreads afar.~
78   10,   35, 3 |           forth her light drive sin afar. We pray to kindled Agni
79   10,   35, 4 |           the malignant may we keep afar. We pray to kindled Agni
80   10,   36, 4 |      press-stones keep the Raksasas afar, ill dream, and Nirrti,
81   10,   42, 1 |            EVEN as an archer shoots afar his arrow, offer the laud
82   10,   42, 6 |           wishes, -~Before him even afar the foe must tremble: low
83   10,   42, 7 |            drive to a distance from afar the foeman.~O Indra, give
84   10,   51, 6 |           travel.~So,Varuna, I fled afar through terror, as flies
85   10,   63, 12|                 12 Keep all disease afar and sordid sacrifice, keep
86   10,   76, 4 |           away from us: keep Nirrti afar and banish Penury.~Pour
87   10,   77, 6 |        should be granted, even from afar drive back the men who hate
88   10,   98, 12|                    12 O Agni, drive afar our foes, our troubles chase
89   10,  108, 3 |           whose envoy, Sarama, from afar thou comest?~Let him approach,
90   10,  108, 4 |             who sent me hither from afar as envoy.~Him rivers flowing
91   10,  115, 5 |        Conqueror of the foe whether afar or near.~May Agni guard
92   10,  116, 6 |                            6 Extend afar the votary's fame and glory,
93   10,  118, 3 |       Honoured with gifts he shines afar, Agni adorable with song:~
94   10,  128, 9 |            who are our foemen stay. afar from us: with Indra and
95   10,  131, 7 |       Protector, drive off and keep afar all those who hate us.~
96   10,  144, 4 |           Child of the Falcon, from afar,~What moves upon a hundred
97   10,  152, 5 |             keep his murdering dart afar.~
 
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