Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   92, 11|        Diminishing the days of human creatures, the Lady shines
 2    1,  103, 4 |     who thus hath taught these human races, Maghavan, bearing
 3    1,  124, 2 |         although she minisheth human generations.~The last of
 4    1,  148, 1 |      he whom they have set mid human houses, gay-hued as light
 5    1,  153, 3 |  worships moves you, like to a human priest, with gifts presented.~
 6    1,  158, 6 |       days in the tenth age of human kind.~He is the Brahman
 7    1,  177, 3 |       down to us-ward, Bull of human races,come, having harnessed
 8    3,    2, 1 |        With thoughtful insight human priests bring him anear,
 9    3,    6, 3 |       every dwelling,~Whenever human families, God-devoted, bringing
10    3,   34, 2 |   Leader of heavenly hosts and human generations.~
11    4,    1, 13|                13 Here did our human fathers take their places,
12    4,    2, 17|        smelting like ore their human generations.~Enkindling
13    4,    6, 7 | refulgent, Agni shone forth in human habitations.~
14    4,   12, 4 |     through folly, we here, as human beings, have committed,~
15    4,   16, 6 |     Sakra who knoweth well all human actions hath with his eager
16    5,    4, 3 |       Sage of men, the Lord of human races, pure, purifying Agni,
17    5,   39, 4 |       fame,~Him who is King of human kind, most liberal of your
18    5,   48, 5 |      the tongue.~Naught by our human nature do we know of him,
19    6,   18, 7 |         hath far surpassed all human generations.~He, most heroic,
20    6,   65, 1 |       1. SHEDDING her light on human habitations this Child of
21    7,    9, 4 |    hath shone adorable through human ages,~Who gleams refulgent
22    7,   29, 4 |        They, verily, were also human beings whom thou wast wont
23    7,   57, 4 |       Maruts, when we, through human frailty, sin against you.~
24    8,   18, 14|        14 May sin o'ertake our human foe, the man who speaketh
25    8,   18, 22|                   22 And as we human beings, O Adityas, are akin
26    8,   23, 25|         25 As welcome guest of human kind, as offspring of the
27   10,    1, 1 |       hath filled at birth all human habitations.~
28   10,   15, 6 |      Fathers, which we through human frailty have committed.~
29   10,   27, 19|         The Friendly One seeks human generations, destroying,
30   10,   42, 6 |        before him must bow all human glories.~
31   10,   69, 9 |    declared thy grandeur.~When human tribes drew near with supplication
32   10,   80, 6 |                     6 Races of human birth pay Agni worship,
33   10,   83, 2 |       Jatavedas.~The tribes of human lineage worship Manyu. Accordant
34   10,   85, 42|    here reach the full time of human life.~With sons and grandsons
35   10,   87, 16|    with flesh of horses and of human bodies,~Who steals the milch-cow'
36   10,   92, 10|      spread abroad the fame of human kind, the Bull Brhaspati
37   10,  110, 8 |         and Ila showing like a human being.~So let Sarasvati
38   10,  111, 1 |    even as are the thoughts of human beings.~Let us draw Indra