Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   25, 20|        untie the bond between, and loose~The bonds below, that I
 2    1,   32, 12|            the Soma; thou hast let loose to flow the Seven Rivers.~
 3    1,   36, 9 |         sacred food, praised Agni! loose the smoke, ruddy and beautiful
 4    1,   80, 10|     exploit, he slew Vrtra and let loose the floods, lauding his
 5    1,  130, 5 |            without effort hast let loose the floods to run their
 6    1,  167, 5 |         Rodasi to follow- she with loose tresses and heroic spirit -~
 7    1,  174, 4 |           this earthly station.~To loose the floods, to seek, for
 8    2,   28, 6 |                                  5 Loose me from sin as from a bond
 9    3,   32, 1 |     impetuous, liberal Giver, here loose thy two Bay Horses and rejoice
10    3,   32, 6 |                  6 When thou didst loose the streams to run like
11    3,   41, 8 |            whom thy Bays are dear, loose not thy Horses far from
12    3,   43, 1 | Sorna-draught from days aforetime.~Loose for the sacred grass thy
13    3,   53, 11|     Kusikas, and be attentive; let loose Sudas's horse to win him
14    4,   16, 6 |         with his eager Friends let loose the waters.~They with their
15    5,    2, 7 |          Thou from the stake didst loose e'en Sunahsepa bound for
16    5,    2, 7 |            with fervour.~So, Agni, loose from us the bonds that bind
17    5,   32, 1 |          slaying the Danava, didst loose the torrents.~
18    5,   62, 1 |       established there where they loose for travel Surya's horses.~
19    5,   78, 5 |         Asvins, listen to my call: loose Saptavadhri from his bonds.~
20    5,   85, 4 |        putting forth their vigour, loose them.~
21    6,   30, 4 |            the waters, and lettest loose the streams to hurry seaward.~
22    6,   40, 1 |          shed to make thee joyful: loose thy Bay Steeds and give
23    6,   48, 11|         who freely pours her milk;~Loose her who never turns away;~
24    7,   86, 5 |        ourselves offended.~O King, loose, like a thief who feeds
25    7,   91, 5 |     savoury juice is offered: here loose your horses and be friendly-minded.~
26    9,   87, 7 |           run as 'twere a host let loose, the Courser;~Like a strong
27   10,   27, 9 |        hath been yoked seek one to loose him.~
28   10,   27, 11|   blindness?~Which of the two will loose on him his anger-the man
29   10,   94, 14|            they danced thereon.~So loose thou too his thought who
30   10,  102, 2 |                                  2 Loose in the wind the woman's
31   10,  108, 5 |           ends of heaven.~Who will loose these for thee without a
32   10,  136, 1 |                1. HE with the long loose locks supports Agni, and
33   10,  136, 7 |            bend,~When he with long loose locks hath drunk, with Rudra,