Book, Hymn, Verse 
 1    1,   22, 15| dwelling-place:~Vouchsafe us shelter broad and sure.~
 2    1,   28, 2 |                        2 Where, like broad hips, to hold the juice
 3    1,   37, 11|        offspring of the cloud,~Long, broad, and inexhaustible.~
 4    1,   57, 5 |           shattered into pieces this broad massive cloud.~Thou hast
 5    1,   67, 3 |           like the Unborn, holds the broad earth up; and with effective
 6    1,  123, 1 |                     1. THE Daksina's broad chariot hath been harnessed:
 7    1,  128, 3 |           Agni, who hath his seat in broad plains here below, and in
 8    1,  136, 2 |                            2 For the broad Sun was seen a path more
 9    1,  146, 2 |              the lofty ridges of the broad earth: his red flames lick
10    1,  189, 2 |        affliction.~Be unto us a wide broad ample castle bless, prosper
11    2,    4, 7 |              7 Around, consuming the broad earth, he wanders, free
12    2,   10, 4 |          front of all things living,~Broad, vast, through vital power
13    2,   27, 14|        against you.~May I obtain the broad light free from peril: O
14    3,   30, 13|              night would look on the broad bright front of the refulgent
15    3,   33, 3 |           have approached Vipas, the broad, the blessed.~Licking as '
16    3,   34, 8 |         Waters,~He who hath won this broad earth and this heaven, -
17    3,   36, 4 |         strength resistless.~Him the broad earth hath never comprehended
18    3,   38, 3 |           with measures, fixed their broad expanses, set the great
19    3,   59, 3 |            bent lowly on the earth's broad surface,~Following closely
20    5,   15, 5 |             of thy vigour, God! that broad stream of thine that beareth
21    5,   54, 4 |        shakers of all,~When over the broad fields ye drive along like
22    6,   12, 5 |            woods with case, o'er the broad earth he goeth,~And, like
23    6,   19, 1 |           hath grown to hero vigour: broad, wide, he hath been decked
24    6,   69, 5 |        compass, and made the regions broad for our existence.~
25    6,   70, 4 |           they still increase.~Wide, broad, set foremost at election
26    7,    5, 6 |           Agni, and broughtest forth broad light to light the Arya.~
27    7,   34, 3 |                           3 Yea, the broad waters swell their flood
28    7,   35, 15|             May these to-day give us broad paths to travel. Preserve
29    7,   38, 2 |          offered,~Spreading afar thy broad and wide effulgence, and
30    7,   60, 7 |            is a shallow. across this broad expanse may they conduct
31    7,   83, 1 |       alliance, O ye Men, armed with broad axes they went forward,
32    8,   20, 4 |          bright rings, ye spread the broad expanses out, when ye, Self.
33    8,   31, 11|          All-bounteous, for our weal~Broad be the path that leads to
34    8,   42, 1 |        heavens, and measured out the broad earth's wide expanses.~He,
35    8,   69, 8 |             our portion be disgrace. Broad is the course, the prize
36    8,   82, 3 |        Friend. He sends us in a full broad stream~Riches in horses,
37    8,   87, 9 |            holy song mey bind to the broad wide-yoked car the Bay Steeds
38    8,  100, 1 |            itself:~Its fulness is as broad as heaven.~
39    9,   85, 3 |              of bounties, Soma, make broad way for us.~
40    9,   94, 5 |             kine and horses: give us broad lights and fill thGods with
41   10,   31, 9 |                 9 He passes o'er the broad earth like a Stega: he penetrates
42   10,   47, 3 |              and deep, arid based on broad foundations,~Strong, with
43   10,   62, 3 |          everlasting Law, and spread broad earth, the Mother, out on
44   10,   86, 8 |          lovely hands and arms, with broad hair-plaits add ample hips,~
45   10,   88, 2 |           apparent.~The Deities, the broad earth, and the heavens,
46   10,  178, 2 |            Like the two wide worlds, broad, deep far-extended, may
 
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