Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 12, 6 | sacrifice, the Sage whose ways are ever true,~The God who
2 1, 15, 6 | Mitra, Varuna, ye whose ways are firm - a Power that
3 1, 22, 6 | Fain are we for his holy ways.~
4 1, 22, 19| close-allied,~Hath let his holy ways be seen.~
5 1, 31, 6 | farseeing One! who walks in evil ways.~Thou, when the heroes fight
6 1, 37, 8 | Trembles in terror on their ways.~
7 1, 37, 11| 11 Before them, on the ways they go, they drop this
8 1, 42 | XLII. Pusan.~I SHORTEN our ways, O Pusan, move aside obstruction
9 1, 49, 1 | come, Usas, by auspicious ways:~Let red steeds bear thee
10 1, 65, 2 | The Gods approached the ways of holy Law; there was a
11 1, 66, 5 | 5 To him lead all your ways: may we attain the kindled
12 1, 68, 2 | keep, in their accustomed ways, eternal Law.~
13 1, 87, 3 | and worn, when on their ways they yoke their cars for
14 1, 100, 11| 11 When in his ways with kinsmen or with strangers
15 1, 102, 5 | 5 For here in divers ways these men invoking thee,
16 1, 157, 1 | moved the folk in sundry ways.~
17 1, 181, 6 | them feed with the other's ways and vigour: the upper streams
18 2, 4, 6 | like water down the chariot ways he roareth.~On his black
19 2, 10, 2 | car, or carried in sundry ways he makes them red of colour.~
20 2, 17, 3 | swift ones fled in sundry ways.~
21 2, 24, 7 | stood again upon the lofty ways.~Cast down with both their
22 2, 24, 14| with strength flows sundry ways.~
23 2, 34, 11| Maruts, following wonted ways, to the oblation paid to
24 3, 7, 7 | as Gods themselves the ways of Gods they follow.~
25 3, 35, 8 | foreseeing, knowing well the ways thou goest.~
26 4, 32, 24| the dawn, Innocuous in the ways they take.~
27 5, 7, 5 | in whose service on the ways they offer up their drops
28 5, 18, 4 | 4 They who have varied ways of thought, who guard, the
29 5, 41, 13| 13 We know your ways, ye Mighty Ones receiving
30 5, 51, 2 | the sacrifice, O ye whose ways are right, whose laws are
31 5, 54, 9 | is the earth with sloping ways, free for the rushing Ones
32 5, 59, 2 | water in.~Marked on their ways are they, visible from afar:
33 5, 65, 6 | to one end direct their ways.~Neglect not ye the wealthy
34 5, 67, 3 | Mitra, Aryaman,~Follow their ways, as if with feet, and guard
35 6, 15, 9 | ordering the works and ways of both, as envoy of the
36 6, 15, 17| as he moved in winding ways, they brought from gloom.~
37 6, 16, 3 | straight on, the paths and ways,~Agni, most wise in sacrifice.~
38 6, 16, 24| Bring those Two Kings whose ways are pure, Adityas, and the
39 6, 21, 12| 12 On good and evil ways be thou our Leader, thou
40 6, 45, 3 | 3 Great are his ways of guiding us, and!nanilbld
41 6, 48, 12| moves in splendour on their ways.~
42 6, 64, 4 | 4 Thy ways are easy on the hills: thou
43 7, 75, 4 | Looking upon the works and ways of mortals, Daughter of
44 8, 1, 3 | Although these men in sundry ways invoke thee to obtain thine
45 8, 2, 24| 24 Who, in untroubled ways, is best provider, for his
46 8, 13, 20| conscious in the ancient ways,~With reference whereto
47 8, 26, 18| brilliant song,~Come ye whose ways are marked with light.~
48 8, 29, 6 | thief-like, watches well the ways, and knows the places where
49 8, 40, 7 | men call Indra-Agni sundry ways,~May we with our own heroes
50 8, 40, 9 | are thine aids, many thy ways of guiding us,~Lord of the
51 8, 47, 11| bank.~Lead us to pleasant ways as men lead horses to an
52 8, 82, 10| make even in the wilds fair ways for us,~Whenever, Maghavan,
53 8, 89, 7 | run ye forth your several ways: he is not here who kept
54 8, 102, 1 | whom the priests in sundry ways arranging the sacrifice,
55 9, 3, 2 | swiftly through the winding ways,~Inviolable as he flows.~
56 9, 52, 2 | 2 So, in thine ancient ways, may he, beloved, with a
57 9, 70, 4 | o'er the lovely Amrta's ways, looks on both races as
58 9, 86, 2 | chariot-steeds, so turned in several ways have thine exhilarating
59 9, 86, 26| through the foe, making Ilis ways all easy for the pious man.~
60 9, 106, 5 | seeing, with a thousand ways.~
61 9, 107, 23| O Soma, in thy righteous ways.~Fair art thou whom the
62 9, 112, 1 | plans, and diverse are the ways of men.~The Brahman seeks
63 10, 17, 5 | realms: may he conduct us by ways that are most free from
64 10, 22, 4 | shining path, thou making ways art glorified.~
65 10, 34, 8 | like Savitar the God whose ways are faithful.~They bend
66 10, 53, 6 | light: guard thou the path ways well which wisdom hath prepared.~
67 10, 55, 3 | one colour though their ways are divers.~
68 10, 56, 6 | 6 In two ways have the sons established
69 10, 61, 22| protection,~Who went on various ways and brought us vigour, ye
70 10, 73, 2 | 2 There with fiend's ways e'en Prsni was seated: with
71 10, 85, 32| wedded pair.~By pleasant ways let them escape the danger,
72 10, 88, 15| of two several pathways, ways of the Fathers and of Gods
73 10, 92, 3 | discriminate his and the niggard's ways: his branches evermore are
74 10, 92, 13| Gods, may Pasan guard the ways we go, the Waters' child
75 10, 94, 11| undiseased, moving in sundry ways, unthirsting, full of fatness,
76 10, 154, 5 | 5 Skilled in a thousand ways and means, the sages who
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