Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,  139, 7 |        ye Deities, ye gave that Milch-cow to the Angirases,~They milked
 2    1,  153, 3 |         Mitra-Varuna, Aditi the Milch-cow streams for the rite, for
 3    1,  164, 26|               26 I invocate the milch-cow good for milking so that
 4    1,  180, 3 |       cow the first milk of the milch-cow,~Which the bright offerer,
 5    2,    2, 9 |        Gods in lofty heaven -~A milch-cow yielding to the singer in
 6    2,   18, 8 | disunited still may his liberal Milch-cow yield us treasure.~So may
 7    2,   34, 8 |       to the cars,~Then, as the milch-cow feeds her calf within the
 8    2,   35, 7 |    whose mansion is the teeming Milch-cow, swells the Gods' nectar
 9    3,   38, 7 |       companionship of her, the Milch-cow, here with the strong Bull'
10    3,   39, 6 |    found meath collected in the milch-cow, by foot and hoof, in the
11    3,   55, 13|          On what world hath the Milch-cow laid her udder?~This Ila
12    3,   58, 1 |                1. THE Ancient's Milch-cow yields the things we long
13    4,    1, 6 |         heated, of the cow, the milch-cow's bounty.~
14    4,    1, 16|                          16 The Milch-cow's earliest name they comprehended:
15    4,    5, 3 |         kept secret~As the lost milch-cow's track, the doubly Mighty,-
16    4,   33, 3 |         year the Rbhus kept the Milch-cow, throughout a year fashioned
17    4,   34, 9 |      the Asvins, who formed the Milch-cow and the pair of horses,~
18    4,   41, 5 |          as steers who love the milch-Cow.~Milk may it yield us as,
19    4,   42, 10|       kine in pasture;~And that Milch-cow who ahrinks not from the
20    5,    1, 1 |      the Dawn who cometh like a milch-cow.~Like young trees shooting
21    5,   44, 13|       of all holy thoughts.~The milch-cow brought, sweet-flavoured
22    6,   35, 4 |          Send food to swell the milch-cow good at milking: bright
23    6,   48, 13|         down in days of old~The milch-cow yielding milk for all, and
24    8,    1, 10|       Indra the richly-yielding Milch-cow who provides unfailing food
25    8,   22, 4 |       its onward course.~Like a milch-cow, O Lords of splendour, and
26    8,   27, 11|       my song of praise. like a milch-cow that faileth not.~
27    8,   47, 12|         near to us.~But for the milch-cow be it well, and for the
28    8,   89, 11|   yielding food and vigour, the Milch-cow Vak, approach us meetly
29    9,   91, 3 |        to the white milk of the milch-cow.~Through thousand fine hairs
30    9,   93, 3 |     swollen is the udder of the milch-cow: thither in streams goes
31   10,    5, 7 |   first-born of Holy Order, the Milch-cow and the Bull in life's beginning.~
32   10,   60, 11|    sends his heat,~Downward the milch-cow pours her milk: so downward
33   10,   87, 16|    human bodies,~Who steals the milch-cow's milk away, O Agni,-tear