Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   95, 1 |      succession nourishes an infant.~One bears a Godlike Babe
 2    1,   95, 2 |      youthful, produced this Infant borne to sundry quarters.~
 3    1,   95, 4 |   knows this secret One? The Infant by his own nature hath brought
 4    1,   96, 5 |     together suckle one same Infant:~Golden between the heaven
 5    1,  140, 10|       Thou casting off thine infant wrappings blazest forth
 6    1,  164, 9 |   the dank rows of cloud the Infant rested.~Then the Calf lowed,
 7    2,   10, 3 |     they got the well-formed Infant: a germ in various-fashioned
 8    2,   35, 13|    them. He sucks them as an infant, and they kiss him.~He,
 9    3,    1, 10|             10 He nursed the Infant of the Sire and Maker: alone
10    3,    1, 13|      in his form, the lovely Infant of floods and plants the
11    3,   15, 2 |    as men accept a true-born infant, my laud, O Agni nobly born
12    3,   29, 13| grasp the Babe, the new-born Infant.~
13    3,   46, 5 |   thee as a mother bears her infant,~This they send forth to
14    3,   55, 4 |     rests: another feeds the Infant. Great is the Gods' supreme
15    4,   18, 8 |      swallowed.~To him, mine infant, were the waters gracious.
16    5,    9, 3 |                3 Whom, as an infant newly-born, the kindling-sticks
17    6,    7, 4 |     sing for joy as to their infant.~They by thy mental powers
18    6,   16, 40|             40 Whom, like an infant newly born, devourer, in
19    7,   36, 9 | Visnu guardian of the future infant.~May they vouchsafe the
20    7,  101, 1 |      the germ of plants, the Infant.~
21    9,   86, 36|    Babe, the noble, new-born Infant, skilled in holy song,~Gandharva
22    9,   96, 17|     at his birth, the lovely Infant, the Maruts with their troop
23    9,  109, 12|      They deck the Gold-hued Infant, newlyborn, even Soma, Indu,
24    9,  110, 10|  cleanse him, like a playful infant,~Indu with hundred powers
25   10,    4, 3 |    grow as 'twere some noble infant, thy Mother nurtures thee
26   10,    5, 3 |     coupled: they formed the Infant, they who bred produced
27   10,    5, 4 |     ancient times the goodly Infant.~Wearing him as a mantle,
28   10,   27, 16|    carries on her breast the Infant of noble form and soothes
29   10,   40, 9 |      hath brought forth, the Infant hath appeared, the plants
30   10,   79, 4 |   you, Earth and Heaven: the Infant at his birth dovours his
31   10,  123, 1 |  with hymns caress him as an infant there where the waters and