Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 28, 5 | forth thy clearest sound, loud as the drum of conquerors.~
2 1, 36, 8 | hath stood at Kanva's side: loud neighed the Steed in frays
3 1, 58, 1 | glistens like a horse: loud hath he roared and shouted
4 1, 62, 4 | 4 Mid shout, loud shout, and roar, with the
5 1, 64, 5 | 5 Loud roarers, giving strength,
6 1, 64, 10| with mighty vigour, singers loud of voice,~Heroes, of powers
7 1, 87, 1 | 1. LOUD Singers, never humbled,
8 1, 139, 3 | of praise, sounding their loud song forth to you, these
9 1, 140, 8 | Releasing them from age with a loud roar he comes, filling them
10 1, 166, 1 | upon your way, O Maruts loud of voice, with battle, Mighty
11 1, 173, 2 | toil is worship, with a loud roar like some wild beast
12 2, 11, 7 | their vigour have sent a loud cry out that droppeth fatness.~
13 2, 11, 10| 10 Loud roared the mighty Hero's
14 2, 11, 21| let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with brave
15 2, 13, 13| wonderful, O Indra, daily. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
16 2, 14, 12| wealth, O Indra, daily. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
17 2, 15, 10| let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with brave
18 2, 16, 9 | let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
19 2, 17, 9 | let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
20 2, 18, 9 | let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
21 2, 19, 9 | let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
22 2, 20, 9 | let not fortune fail us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
23 2, 23, 19| regard with love is blessed. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
24 2, 24, 16| regard with love is blessed. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
25 2, 28, 12| lack well-ordered riches. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
26 2, 29, 6 | lack well-ordered riches. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
27 2, 33, 15| listen to our invocation. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
28 2, 35, 15| Gods regard with favour. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
29 2, 39, 8 | Heroes, and come bither. Loud may we speak. with brave
30 2, 40, 6 | perfect Goddess aid us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
31 2, 42, 3 | no sinner may oppress us. Loud may we speak, with heroes,
32 3, 55, 13| 13 Loud hath she lowed, licking
33 4, 1, 13| Forth drave they, with loud call, Dawn's teeming Milch-kine
34 4, 10, 3 | this day to thee, Agni.~Loud as the voice of Heaven thy
35 4, 22, 4 | the Bull's two Parents: loud sing the winds, like men,
36 4, 27, 3 | 3 When with loud cry from heaven down sped
37 5, 2, 10| 10 Loud in the heaven above be Agni'
38 5, 25, 8 | Resplendent are thy rays of light: loud is thy voice like pressing-stones.~
39 5, 30, 11| mixed by Babhru cheered him, loud the Steer bellowed in his
40 5, 52, 1 | with the Maruts who are loud in song,~Who, holy, as their
41 5, 83, 1 | call Parjanya.~The Bull, loud roaring, swift to send his
42 6, 33, 2 | 2 For with loud voice the tribes invoke
43 6, 48, 20| excellence of him the Kind, loud Roarers! be our guide,~Be
44 7, 24, 2 | draws Indra to itself with loud invoking.~
45 7, 35, 9 | gracioas, and may the Maruts, loud in song, be friendly.~May
46 7, 42, 1 | cloudy heaven surround us.~Loud low the Milch-kine swimming
47 7, 104, 17| caverns. May press-stones with loud ring destroy the demons.~
48 8, 4, 13| The pressing-stones speak loud of Indra, while they shed
49 8, 7, 3 | 3 Loud roaring with the winds the
50 8, 20, 14| wheel-spokes of the car~Of these loud roarers none is last: this
51 8, 52, 5 | the cry~Of Hail! have sung loud hymns to thee, Indra, to
52 8, 55, 1 | 1. LOUD singing at the sacred rite
53 8, 59, 4 | spread aftar, sent their loud voices out, heavens, earths
54 8, 59, 4 | heavens, earths seat their loud voices out,~
55 8, 81, 19| Indra, Lover of Carouse, loud be our songs about the juice:~
56 8, 98, 1 | thine:~They strengthened, loud in song, thy power that
57 9, 34, 6 | on straight forward. he,~Loud voiced, hath made the milch-kine
58 9, 50, 1 | 1. LOUD as a river's roaring wave
59 9, 63, 20| must be decked with songs:~Loud bellowing the Steer comes
60 9, 64, 19| 19 Loud neighs the Courser Etasa,
61 9, 64, 28| brilliantly. And form that utters loud acclaim.~
62 9, 65, 19| on exceeding bright with loud roar to the wooden vats,~
63 9, 67, 3 | pressing-stones, do thou with loud roar send us in a stream~
64 9, 67, 4 | the Tawny One~With his loud roar hath brought as strength.~
65 9, 67, 14| him in his robe and goes~Loud roaring to the vats of wood.~
66 9, 95, 1 | 1. Loud neighs the Tawny Steed when
67 9, 97, 40| the first vault of heaven loud roared the Ocean, King of
68 9, 98, 9 | bruised him where the roar was loud.~
69 10, 1, 2 | subduest, and art come forth, loud roaring, from thy Mothers.~
70 10, 27, 14| Youngling, loosed, is feeding.~Loud hath she lowed, licking
71 10, 28, 2 | 2 Loud belloweth the Bull whose
72 10, 38, 1 | great and glorious, in this loud din of war help us to victory,~
73 10, 48, 6 | 6 These, breathing loud in fury, two and two, who
74 10, 64, 4 | the Sage extolled whom the loud singers praise? What voice,
75 10, 64, 16| hath the sage, skilled in loud singers' duties, desiring
76 10, 68, 1 | plashing in water, like the loud voices of the thundering
77 10, 86, 15| bull with pointed horn, loud bellowing amid the herds,~
78 10, 87, 11| falsehood injures Holy Order.~Loud roaring with thy flame,
79 10, 92, 5 | moving round his vast domain, loud bellowing, bedews all things
80 10, 92, 8 | thunders day by day the loud triumphant breathing of
81 10, 94, 1 | speak out aloud: to the loud speaking Pressing-stones
82 10, 94, 6 | food, the sound of their loud snorting is like that of
83 10, 113, 6 | his the fierce Stormer, loud of voice, they came with
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