Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 6, 2 | both sides to the car they yoke the two bay coursers dear
2 1, 22, 1 | WAKEN the Asvin Pair who yoke their car at early morn:
3 1, 34, 9 | firmly fastened?~When will ye yoke the mighty ass that draws
4 1, 81, 3 | is laid before the bold.~Yoke thou thy wildly-rushing
5 1, 82, 1 | solicit thee, now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
6 1, 82, 2 | latest hymn. Now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
7 1, 82, 3 | richly laden car. Now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
8 1, 82, 4 | harnesser. Now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
9 1, 82, 5 | beloved Spouse. Now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay Steeds.~
10 1, 82, 6 | 6 With holy prayer I yoke thy long-maned pair of Bays:
11 1, 84, 6 | 6 When, Indra, thou dost yoke thy Steeds, there is no
12 1, 87, 3 | when on their ways they yoke their cars for victory.~
13 1, 92, 15| enriched with holy rites, yoke to thy car thy purple steeds,~
14 1, 164, 2 | the one-wheeled chariot yoke the Courser; bearing seven
15 1, 186, 7 | our hymns delight, that yoke swift horses, like mother
16 2, 37, 5 | 5 Yoke, O ye Twain, to-day your
17 3, 50, 2 | 2 I yoke thy pair of trusty Steeds
18 3, 53, 17| not the pole slip nor the yoke be broken.~May Indra, keep
19 4, 48, 4 | nine-and-ninety harnessed steeds who yoke them at thy will bring thee.~
20 5, 56, 4 | erthrow like oxen difficult to yoke,~Cause e'en the heavenly
21 5, 56, 6 | car the bright red mares, yoke the red coursers to your
22 5, 63, 5 | 5 The Maruts yoke their easy car for victory,
23 6, 35, 3 | the singer?~When wilt thou yoke, as we yoke songs, thy Horses,
24 6, 35, 3 | When wilt thou yoke, as we yoke songs, thy Horses, and come
25 7, 16, 2 | all-supporting, let him yoke: let him, well-worshipped,
26 7, 19, 6 | For thee, the Strong, I yoke thy strong Bay Horses: may
27 7, 42, 2 | long-known path to travel: yoke for the juice tfiy bay,
28 8, 3, 17| Best slayer of the Vrtras, yoke thy Bay Steeds, Indra, from
29 8, 33, 18| High-lifted is the stallion's yoke.~
30 8, 41, 6 | as they muster steeds to yoke.~
31 8, 62, 1 | for him who keeps the Law, yoke your steeds, Aiyins, to
32 8, 64, 1 | 1. YOKE, Agni, as a charioteer,
33 8, 74, 7 | 7 Yoke to the firmly jointed car
34 8, 80, 7 | of car, of wagon, and of yoke.~
35 9, 62, 17| 17 That he may move, they yoke him to the three-backed
36 10, 4, 6 | meant for thee, O Agni: yoke as it were thy car with
37 10, 13, 1 | 1. I YOKE with prayer your ancient
38 10, 27, 9 | There shall the captor yoke the yokeless bullock, and
39 10, 60, 8 | thong they bind the chariot yoke to hold it fast,~So have
40 10, 93, 12| Thus forms a carpenter the yoke of horses, not to be displaced.~
41 10, 102, 8 | bound to the pole by the yoke's thong of leather.~Performing
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