Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 25, 2 | charioteer his tethered horse.~
2 1, 28, 4 | as with reins to guide a horse, they bind the churning-staff
3 1, 32, 12| 12 A horse's tail wast thou when he,
4 1, 54, 6 | Satakratu!~Thou helpest horse and car in final battle
5 1, 56 | roused him, eager, as a horse to meet the mare.~He stays
6 1, 58, 1 | sprinkled, glistens like a horse: loud hath he roared and
7 1, 60, 4 | riches,~Decking thee like a horse, the swift prizewinner.
8 1, 61, 5 | Indra, my hymn, as 'twere a horse, through love of glory,~
9 1, 64, 6 | lead, as 'twere, the Strong Horse forth, that it may rain:
10 1, 84, 14| 14 He, searching for the horse's head, removed among the
11 1, 112, 12| victory the car without a horse;~Wherewith Trisoka drove
12 1, 112, 21| and helped the young man's horse to swiftness in the race;~
13 1, 116, 6 | 6 The white horse which of old ye gave Aghasva,
14 1, 116, 6 | to be famed is the braye horse of Pedu.~
15 1, 116, 12| I publish,~When, by the horse's head, Atharvan's offspring
16 1, 117, 4 | Heroes, Asvins! whom, like a horse, vile men had sunk in water, -~
17 1, 117, 6 | the hoof of your strong horse ye showered a hundred jars
18 1, 117, 22| 22 Ye brought the horse's head, Asvins, and gave
19 1, 118, 9 | 9 A white horse, Asvins, ye bestowed on
20 1, 119, 9 | of Dadhyac, and then the horse's head uttered his words
21 1, 119, 10| 10 A horse did ye provide for Pedu,
22 1, 121, 2 | self-born host regarded, the horse's mate, the mother of the
23 1, 144, 3 | drives the car holds fast the horse's reins.~
24 1, 161, 7 | again their youth.~Out of a horse, Sudhanvan's Sons, ye formed
25 1, 161, 7 | Sudhanvan's Sons, ye formed a horse: a chariot ye equipped,
26 1, 162 | HYMN CLXIL The Horse.~
27 1, 162, 6 | carve the knob to deck the Horse's stake;~Those who prepare
28 1, 162, 12| They who observing that the Horse is ready call out and say,
29 1, 162, 16| robe they spread upon the Horse to clothe him, the upper
30 1, 163 | HYMN CLXIII. The Horse.~
31 1, 163, 3 | 3 Yama art thou, O Horse; thou art Aditya; Trita
32 1, 173, 3 | autumnal fruitage.~Let the Horse neigh led near, let the
33 2, 35, 6 | 6 Here was the horse's birth; his was the sunlight.
34 2, 43, 2 | son.~Even as a vigorous horse when he comes near the mare,
35 3, 2, 7 | in their hold.~He like a horse is led forth to the sacrifice
36 3, 26, 3 | Vaisvanara, neighing like a horse, is kindled with the women
37 3, 53, 11| attentive; let loose Sudas's horse to win him riches.~East,
38 4, 7, 11| speeds, drives the swift horse onward.~
39 4, 10 | Right judgment, like a horse, with our devotions.~
40 4, 15, 1 | AGNI the Herald, like a horse, is led forth at our solemn
41 4, 15, 6 | dress him, as they clean a horse who wins the prize.~Dress
42 5, 56, 7 | loudly-neighing bright red vigorous horse who hath been sutioned,
43 5, 86, 5 | Gods as partners, for my horse.~
44 6, 2, 8 | home art thou, like a young horse that runs astray.~
45 6, 3, 4 | body: he champeth like a horse with bit and bridle,~And,
46 6, 66, 7 | draw your car, O Maruts, no horse no charioteer be he who
47 7, 68, 7 | middle of the ocean,~Your horse delivered him, your faithful
48 7, 70, 1 | possession,~Like a strong horse with a fair back it standeth,
49 8, 3, 22| Pakasthaman given, a ruddy horse,good at the pole,~Filling
50 8, 17, 15| many men,~Lead on the wild horse Indra with his vigorous
51 8, 26, 23| as a press-stone with a horse's back.~
52 8, 43, 25| all people, like a noble horse,~Like a fleet steed, we
53 8, 93, 5 | by Soma-pressers like a horse -~Laud, Godlike Indra, which
54 9, 15, 3 | 3 Like a good horse is he led out, when on the
55 9, 64, 3 | Thou, Indu, as a vigorous horse, hast neighed together steeds
56 9, 77, 5 | neighing like an impatient horse amid the herd,~
57 9, 86, 44| skin, and like a playful horse the Tawny Steer hath run.~
58 9, 88, 4 | Fort-destroyer.~Like Pedu's horse who killed the brood of
59 9, 96, 16| bearest.~Pour booty, like a horse, for love of glory God,
60 9, 100, 3 | the fleece like a fierce horse who wins the prize.~
61 9, 112, 4 | 4 The horse would draw an easy car,
62 10, 34, 3 | comfort.~As of a costly horse grown old and feeble, I
63 10, 39, 10| varied gifts of strength,~A horse to be renowned, who bore
64 10, 65, 10| generated prayer, the cow, the horse, the plants, the forest
65 10, 96, 10| Lord hath whinnied like a horse for food.~Then the great
66 10, 107, 7 | 7 Guerdon bestows the horse, bestows the bullock, Guerdon
67 10, 131, 3 | 3 Men come not with one horse at sacred seasons; thus
68 10, 143, 1 | worn with eld, free as a horse to win the goal.~When ye
69 10, 143, 2 | Ye freed that Atri like a horse, and brought him newly-born
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