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Book, Hymn, Verse
501 10, 117, 3 | is he who gives unto the beggar who comes to him in want
502 10, 117, 2 | comes in miserable case begging for bread to eat,~Hardens
503 10, 35, 1 | light when first the Dawn begins to shine.~May Heaven and
504 10, 97, 13| Fly, Spirit of Disease, begone, with the blue jay and kingfisher.~
505 8, 45, 23| fools, or those who mock beguile thee when they seek thine
506 8, 35, 23| tells our reverence hath begun. Heroes! to drink the gushing
507 9, 65, 16| with holy songs, on man's behalf,~To travel through the firmament.~
508 9, 73, 7 | excellent, fair to see, beholders of mankind.~
509 7, 61, 1 | Twain Gods ariseth.~He who beholdetb all existing creatures observetb
510 1, 122, 14| the golden car and neck bejewelled.~Dawns, hasting to the praises
511 2, 11, 9 | the magician Vrtra who lay beleaguering the mighty river.~Then both
512 1, 50, 5 | Hither all light to be belield.~
513 10, 39, 5 | foe of ours, O Asvins, may believe.~
514 2, 26, 3 | with the heroes, wealth,believing~Who with oblation and a
515 10, 28, 2 | 2 Loud belloweth the Bull whose horns are
516 10, 146, 2 | Seeming to sound with tinkling bells, the Lady of the Wood exults.~
517 6, 7, 3 | excellent treasures worthy to belonged fo r.~
518 10, 13, 5 | Lords of both: both toil; belonging unto both they prosper well.~
519 2, 13, 9 | at one's hearing, thou belpest thy worshipper.~Thou for
520 8, 20, 1 | like-spirited, stay not far away,~Ye benders even of what is firm.~
521 8, 30, 3 | defend and succour us, with benedictions speak to us:~Lead us not
522 6, 70, 6 | union, both the Worlds, all beneficial, send us gain, and power,
523 10, 128, 5 | or our bodies: let us not benefit the foe, King Soma!~
524 7, 26, 4 | succession. May dear delightful benefits attend us.~
525 4, 13, 1 | 1. AGNI hath looked, benevolently-minded, on the wealth-giving spring
526 10, 173, 3 | power.~May Soma speak a benison, and Brahmanaspati, on him.~
527 10, 99, 3 | and I roaming among the berd be brings the young streams
528 3, 54, 21| meath, O Gods, the herbs besprinkle.~Safe be my bliss, O Agni,
529 7, 37, 1 | 1. LET your best-bearing car that must be lauded,
530 1, 87, 1 | immovable, impetuous, manliest, best-beloved,~They have displayed themselves
531 9, 96, 23| thou comest, Pavamana Indu, besting, as lover to his darling.~
532 5, 72, 2 | ye dwell in peace secure, bestirring men.~Sit on the sacred grass
533 5, 44, 8 | his heart is set: he who bestirs himself shall bring the
534 1, 68, 3 | gifts to thee, to him, bethinking thee, vouchsafe thou wealth.~
535 1, 44, 12| Mitra, Aryaman,- seeking betimes our rite, seat them upon
536 4, 43, 4 | you confronts e'en great betrayal? Lovers of sweetness, Dasras,
537 7, 86, 6 | 6 Not our own will betrayed us, but seduction, thoughtlessness,
538 7, 55, 4 | the boar, and let the boar beware of thee.~At Indra's singers
539 10, 103, 12| 12 Bewildering the senses of our foemen,
540 10, 39, 10| friend at speed, joy-giving, Bhaga-like to be invoked of men.~
541 10, 60, 2 | radiant car,~The conqueror of Bhajeratha~
542 7, 18, 7 | Together came the Pakthas, the Bhalanas, the Alinas, the Sivas,
543 1, 112, 13| lord of lands,~And to sage Bharadvija gave protecting help,-Come
544 4, 21, 7 | 7 Surely the power of Bharvara the mighty for ever helpeth
545 1, 126 | HYMN CXXVI. Bhavayavya.~
546 1, 126, 1 | these lively praises of Bhavya dweller on the bank of Sindhu;~
547 1, 100, 17| Ambarisa, Suradhas, Sahadeva, Bhayamana.~
548 1, 142, 9 | amang Gods, amid the Maruts Bhirati, Ila, Sarasvati, Mahi, rest
549 1, 71, 4 | grown bright and noble,~He, Bhrgu-like I hath gone as his companion,
550 10, 106, 11| ripened meath like glory: Bhutamsa hath fulfilled the Asvins'
551 10, 106, 2 | seek like eager guests your bidder's banquet.~Ye are like glorious
552 10, 108, 4 | flowing with deep waters bide not. Low will ye be, O Panis,
553 9, 24, 1 | they are purified:~When bIent, in waters they are rinsed.~
554 10, 87, 17| would glut him with the biesting, Agni, pierce with thy flame
555 7, 63, 2 | ensign, restless as the billow, that urgeth men to action,
556 5, 54, 3 | Maruts, overthrowers of the bills,~Oft through desire to rain
557 6, 34, 3 | to Indra and exalt him, bim whom no prayers and no laudations
558 1, 33, 3 | 3 Mid all his host, he bindeth on the quiver he driveth
559 8, 60, 2 | over thee, O Friend from birih, the wrath of man hath no
560 1, 139, 9 | stretcheth to the Gods, our birth-connexions are with them.~To these,
561 1, 164, 33| wide-spread world-halves is the birthb-place: the Father laid the Daughter'
562 6, 3, 4 | champeth like a horse with bit and bridle,~And, darting
563 1, 191, 7 | 7 Biters of shoulder or of limb,
564 1, 133, 5 | Indra, crush and bray to bits the fearful fiery-weaponed
565 4, 13, 4 | rending apart, thou God, the black-hued mantle.~The rays of Surya
566 1, 141, 7 | of him who burneth all, black-winged and pure of birth who follows
567 10, 89, 2 | destroyed, with light, the blackhued darkness.~
568 10, 71, 10| in assembly.~He is their blame-averter, food-provider prepared
569 5, 42, 10| form empty wishes, who blames his sacred rite who toils
570 6, 72, 1 | all darkness and the Gods' blasphemers.~
571 1, 117, 21| men, ye Wonder-Workers,~Blasting away the Dasyu with your
572 1, 100, 16| The red and tawny mare, blaze-marked, high standing, celestial
573 1, 36, 19| oil-fed, for Kanva hast thou blazed, thou whom the people reverence.~
574 10, 95, 3 | planned it. The minstrels bleated like a lamb in trouble.~
575 1, 162, 2 | goat goeth straightforward, bleating, to the place dear to Indra
576 7, 104, 11| fair glory, O ye Gods, be blighted, who in the day or night
577 6, 26, 7 | chiefs, O Indra, acquire thy blin supreme and domination,~
578 10, 27, 11| will be wroth with her for blindness?~Which of the two will loose
579 1, 164, 28| cow hath lowed after her blinking youngling; she licks his
580 8, 20, 24| those who serve you not, bliss-bringers, bring us bliss with those
581 5, 50, 3 | afar our foes and all who block our path.~
582 7, 69, 1 | vigorous horses, come to us, blocking up the earth~and heaven,~
583 10, 142, 8 | there be lakes with lotus blooms. These are the mansions
584 10, 97, 3 | joyful in the Plants, both blossoming and bearing fruit,~Plants
585 10, 97, 15| those that blossom, and the blossomless,~Urged onward by Brhaspati,
586 10, 107, 10| is like a lake with lotus blossoms, like the Gods' palaces
587 1, 33, 9 | So thou with priests bast blown away the Dasyu, and those
588 10, 22, 4 | to thy car, as God, two blustering Steeds Of the Wind-God,
589 6, 17, 10| wherewith thou crushedst the boasting Dragon, O impetuous Hero.~
590 6, 68, 8 | mighty, pass dangers, as with boats we cross the waters.~
591 8, 47, 14| of Heaven, the dream that bodes evil to us or to our kine,~
592 7, 104, 2 | let sin round the wicked boil like as a caldron set amid
593 5, 52, 2 | strength.~They in their course, bold-spirited, guard all men of their
594 6, 47, 2 | mightiest power to gladden: it boldened Indra when he siaughtered
595 8, 12, 2 | 2 Wherewith thou bolpest Adhrigu, the great Dasagva,
596 5, 32, 4 | couched in darkness,~Him the bolt-hurling Thunderer with his lightning
597 5, 2, 2 | The Consort-Queen hath bome him.~The Babe unborn increased
598 10, 48, 9 | it; the Herdsman with the bone shows forth the other.~He,
599 1, 164, 4 | sprang to being, seen how the boneless One supports the bony?~Where
600 1, 164, 4 | boneless One supports the bony?~Where is the blood of earth,
601 AppII | Vedic Hymns, part 1. (S. Books of the East, XXXII), p.
602 1, 101, 8 | thence unto our rite, true boon-best-ower: through love of thee have
603 9, 86, 34| thou speedest on to mighty booty-bringing war.~
604 7, 23, 3 | 3 The Bays, the booty-seeking car I harness: my prayers
605 10, 139, 6 | floods' track he found the bootyseeker: the rocky cow-pen's doors
606 10, 94, 11| 11 Bored deep, but not pierced through
607 10, 85, 40| thy third husband: now one bornof woman is thy fourth.~
608 AppI, 0, 5 | PAGE 619, HYMN CVI~I borrow Wilson's translation of
609 7, 56, 13| gold are twined upon your bosoms.~Gleaming with drops of
610 3, 26, 9 | joyous in his Parents' bosorn, -him, the Truth-speaker,
611 6, 57, 5 | As to a tree's extended bough.~
612 8, 46, 17| speed to you, Pourer of boun ies, Traveller, prepared
613 1, 102, 7 | bowl hath inspirited thee boundlessly: so mayst thou slay the
614 5, 10, 2 | wondrous Agni, bywisdom and bounteousness of power.~The might of Asuras
615 6, 16, 8 | and the might of thee the Bountilul.~All those who love shall
616 1, 44, 13| who strengthen Law, who bountiUly give, the life-tongued Maruts,
617 10, 85, 28| this bride the husband is bourid fast in bonds.~
618 10, 15, 6 | 6 Bowing your bended knees and seated
619 2, 36, 1 | Indra, from the Hotar's bowlfirst right is thine-Soma hallowed
620 8, 20, 20| 20 Who, like a celebrated boxer, overcome the challengers
621 6, 75, 17| flights of Arrows fall like boys whose locks are yet unshorn.~
622 9, 80, 1 | lightens with the roaring of Br aspati: h the lakes have
623 6, 75, 14| the bowstring:~So may the Brace, well-skilled in all its
624 10, 109, 5 | 5 The Brahmacari goes engaged in duty: he
625 1, 15, 5 | after the Rtus, from the Brahmana's bounty: undissolved,~O
626 1, 18, 1 | 1 O BRAHMANAPSATI, make him who presses Soma
627 10, 155, 2 | unborn.~Go, sharp-horned Brahmanaspti and drive Arayi far away.~
628 1, 40, 1 | 1 O BRAMANASPATI, stand up: God-serving men
629 10, 49, 3 | helps.~As Susna's slayer I brandished the dart of death: I gave
630 6, 71, 4 | twilight.~With cheeks of brass, with pleasant tongue, the
631 5, 29, 14| Indra.~What thou wilt do in bravery, Thunder-wielder! none is
632 3, 52, 8 | him quickly, cake for the bravest Hero mid the heroes.~Indra,
633 1, 133, 5 | 5 O Indra, crush and bray to bits the fearful fiery-weaponed
634 1, 116, 6 | still to be famed is the braye horse of Pedu.~
635 10, 85, 3 | One thinks, when they have brayed the plant, that he hath
636 1, 29, 5 | who in tones discordant brays to thee:~Do thou, O Indra,
637 10, 117, 2 | miserable case begging for bread to eat,~Hardens his heart
638 6, 16, 14| 14 Thee. Vrtra's slayer, breaker down of castles, hath Atharvan'
639 10, 103, 4 | destroyer, victor in battle, breaker-up of armies.~
640 1, 6, 5 | with the Tempest-Gods, the breakers down of what is firm '~Foundest
641 10, 78, 2 | fire with flashing flame, breast-bound with chains of gold, like
642 5, 53, 4 | ornaments and swords, with breastplates, armlets, and with wreaths,~
643 9, 86, 43| flying Steer at the stream's breathing-place: cleansing with gold they
644 10, 5, 3 | formed the Infant, they who bred produced him.~The central
645 10, 83, 1 | Manyu, destructive bolt, breeds for himself forthwith all
646 10, 125, 4 | them,-each man who sees, brewhes, hears the word outspoken~
647 1, 36, 18| Agni, bring Navavastva and Brhadratba, Turviti, to subdue the
648 4, 49, 3 | our house come, Indra and Brhaspati-and Indra-to drink Soma juice.~
649 1, 190, 2 | of pious men set moving.~Brhaspati-for helaid out the expanses-
650 10, 181, 2 | Bharadvaja brought the Brhat.~
651 4, 38, 6 | cars he rushes,~Gay like a bridesman, making him a garland, tossing
652 10, 85, 8 | Kurira-metre decked the car:~The bridesmen were the Asvin Pair Agni
653 2, 34, 8 | 8 When the bright-chested Maruts, lavish of their
654 6, 15, 14| 14 Whate'er to-day thou, bright-flamed Priest, enjoyest from the
655 2, 1, 9 | their prayers, win thee, bright-formed, to brotherhood with holy
656 5, 26, 2 | thou who droppest oil, bright-rayed! who lookest on the Sun,~
657 4, 1, 19| 19 I will call hither brightly-beaming Agni, the Herald, all-supporting,
658 5, 3, 3 | Rudra! for thy birth fair, brightly-coloured.~That which was fixed as
659 2, 34, 5 | 5 With brightly-flarning kine whose udders swell
660 10, 187, 3 | 3 The Bull with brightly-gleaming flame who utterly consumes
661 9, 8, 6 | purified within the jars, Soma, brightred and golden-hued,~Hath clothed
662 8, 2, 5 | The Friend, whom not the brilliant-hued, the badly-mixt or bitter
663 8, 2, 8 | are three beakers to the brim,~All for one offering to
664 10, 14, 10| dogs, Sarama's offspring, brindled, four-eyed, upon thy happy
665 7, 88, 2 | for Agni's.~So might he bring-Lord also of the darkness-the
666 10, 103, 10| 10 Bristle thou up, O Maghavan, our
667 8, 58, 8 | your songs of praise, ye Briyamedhas, sing your songs:~Yea, let
668 6, 21, 12| Steeds that are best to draw, broad-backed, unwearied.~
669 1, 169, 6 | terrestrial region;~For their broad-chested speckled deer are standing
670 1, 181, 3 | downward: may it come nigh, broad-seated, for our welfare, -~Car
671 2, 32, 6 | 6 O broad-tressed Sinivali, thou who art the
672 9, 89, 4 | 4 They harness to the broad-wheeled car the mighty Courser whose
673 10, 115, 3 | with his lips a priest, and broadening his paths like one of high
674 6, 9, 6 | that harbours in my spirit broadens.~Far roams my mind whose
675 5, 48, 3 | of the day he hurls his broadest bolt against the Guileful
676 2, 38, 2 | gone up on high, the God broadhanded spreads his arms widely
677 1, 92, 4 | like a dancer, puts her broidered garments on: as a cow yields
678 6, 67, 7 | chamber.~The young Maids brook not that none seeks to win
679 7, 4, 3 | splendour.~This Agni who hath brooked that men should seize him
680 1, 32, 6 | impetuous many-slaying Hero.~He. brooking not the clashing of the
681 1, 162, 13| vessels out of which the broth is sprinkled,~The warming-pots,
682 9, 10, 7 | sit the seven priests, the brother-hood,~Filling the station of
683 1, 117, 24| three several pieces, ye brougnt to life again, O bounteous
684 6, 28, 3 | The charger with his dusty brow o'ertakes them not, and
685 8, 46, 23| 23 Ten browns that make my wealth increase,
686 4, 38, 7 | ressing, casts o'er his brows the dust he tosses upward.~
687 1, 191, 2 | drives them off, and bruising bruises them to death.~
688 1, 191, 2 | it drives them off, and bruising bruises them to death.~
689 10, 87, 24| thou the paired Kimidins, brun, Agni, the Yatudhana pairs.~
690 10, 191, 4 | 4 One and the same bt your resolve, and be your
691 10, 101, 2 | your songs and praises: build ye a ship equipped with
692 4, 6, 2 | his splendour, and like a builder raised his smoke to heaven.~
693 7, 99, 4 | in your battles even the bull-jawed Dasa's wiles and magic.~
694 2, 15, 8 | Vala, and burst apart the bulwarks of the mountain.~He tore
695 9, 86, 16| the beaker by a course of bundred paths.~
696 4, 38, 10| strong Steed who winneth bundreds, thousands, requite with
697 7, 1, 25| O God, pour blessings on bur chiefs and nobles.~Grant
698 5, 45, 3 | 3 This laud hath won the burden of the mountain. To aid
699 1, 33, 7 | limit.~The Dasyu thou hast burned from heaven, and welcomed
700 6, 5, 4 | burning heat, thou fiercest burner.~
701 8, 49, 19| Praise-singer! Lord of men, God burner-up of Raksasas,~Mighty art
702 3, 26, 7 | exhaustless heat am I, named burnt-oblation.~
703 3, 4, 5 | mind the seven priests' burntoblations, inciting all, they came
704 10, 98, 6 | deities obstructed.~They burried down set free by Arstisena,
705 10, 18, 4 | lengthened autumns, and may they bury Death beneath this mountain.~
706 6, 45, 31| highest head,~Like the wide bush on Ganga's bank.~
707 8, 46, 27| inclined this glorious one, buunteous himself, to give me gifts.~
708 4, 24, 10| slain the Vrtras let the buyer give him back to me.~
709 9, 91, 5 | ancient manner for the new bymn, thou Giver of all bounties.~
710 5, 10, 2 | art thou, wondrous Agni, bywisdom and bounteousness of power.~
711 8, 5, 38| like gold to look upon.~At Caidya's feet are all the people
712 2, 39, 3 | rapid motion;~Come like two Cakavas in the grey of morning,
713 7, 3, 7 | to Agni! with sacrificial cakes and fat oblations,~Guard
714 9, 22, 7 | from niggard churls:~Thou calledst forth the outspun thread.~
715 5, 26, 3 | enkindled thee, O Sage, bright caller of the Gods to feast.~O
716 1, 12, 1 | 2 With callings ever they invoke Agni, Agni,
717 7, 86, 2 | accept unangered? When may I calmly look and find him gracious?~
718 10, 61, 12| milk the cow who ne'er hath calved, Sabardhu,~When I encompass
719 1, 138, 2 | the foemen flee, drive, camel-like, our foes afar.~As I, a
720 7, 99, 6 | pour ye food on us in our camps, O Indra.~
721 10, 127, 7 | richest hues:~O Morning, cancel it like debts.~
722 6, 61, 1 | she gave fierce Divodasa, canceller of debts.~Consumer of the
723 8, 88, 5 | art thou, aIl-conquering, cancelling the curse, thou victor of
724 | cannot
725 10, 27, 7 | one shall see thee.~Two canopies, as 'twere, are round about
726 1, 141, 11| in the house, and strong capacity,~Wealth that directs both
727 10, 34, 12| 12 To the great captain of your mighty army, who
728 10, 27, 9 | corn-land.~There shall the captor yoke the yokeless bullock,
729 7, 19, 5 | nine-and-ninety castles:~Thou capturedst the hundredth in thine onslaught;
730 10, 38, 5 | heard thee called Self. capturer, One, Steer! who never yields,
731 6, 75, 8 | 8 Car-bearer is the name of his oblation,
732 4, 20, 11| thee is fashioned. May we, car-born, through song be victors
733 6, 20, 5 | Indra made room for his car-drivcr Kutsa who sate beside him,
734 1, 122, 7 | the Pajra.~Presented by car-famous Priyaratha, supplying nourishment,
735 8, 13, 13| the noon of day:~With thy car-horses, Indra, come wellpleased
736 10, 102, 2 | streaming what time she won a car-load worth a thousand.~The charioteer
737 9, 70, 10| 10 Urged like a car-steed flow to strength, O Soma:
738 6, 47, 31| come together. Let our car-warriors, Indra, be triumphant.~
739 4, 21, 11| Bays! is fashioned. May we, care-borne, through song be victqrs
740 1, 145, 2 | later word, he goeth on, not careless, in his mental power.~
741 8, 8, 7 | ye who find the light,~Carers for Vatsa, through our prayers
742 10, 32, 3 | to me, when the son duly careth for his parents' line.~The
743 10, 90, 16| the victim these were the carliest holy ordinances.~The Mighty
744 1, 74, 2 | 2 Who, from of old, in carnage, when the people gathered,
745 10, 44, 1 | Sovran Indra come to the carousal, he who by Holy Law is strong
746 10, 21, 3 | white-gleaming colours,-at your glad carouse-all glories thou assurnest.
747 10, 25, 3 | Be gracious-at your glad carouse-as sire to son. Preserve us
748 10, 21, 7 | with butter,-at your glad carouse-bright, with eyes most observant.
749 10, 25, 4 | live, grant-at your glad carouse-full powers of mind, like beakers.
750 10, 25, 11| seven, hath-at your glad carouse-furthered the blind, the cripple.
751 10, 24, 1 | great riches,-at your glad carouse-in thousands, O Most healthy.
752 10, 25, 1 | power.~Then-at your glad carouse-let men joy in thy love, Sweet
753 10, 25, 6 | for living,-at your glad carouse-looking upon all beings. Thou art
754 10, 21, 1 | trimmed grass,-at your glad carouse-piercing and brightly shining. Thou
755 10, 25, 2 | my longings-at your glad carouse-spread themselves seeking riches.
756 9, 71, 1 | his diadem, the milk his carpet in both worlds, and prayer
757 8, 25, 23| tawny-coloured steeds,~The carriers shall they be of active
758 10, 87, 7 | down, O Agni; let spotted carrion-eating kites devour him.~
759 1, 162, 6 | carry it, and those who carve the knob to deck the Horse'
760 1, 161, 10| the flesh brought on the carving-board.~One carries off the refuse
761 1, 162, 13| covers of the dishes, hooks, carving-boards,-all these attend the Charger.~
762 1, 130, 4 | keen, for hurling, like a carving-knife for Ahi's slaughter made
763 9, 37, 6 | God speeds forward to the casks of wood,~Indu to Indra willingly.~
764 4, 30, 16| unwedded damsel's son,~The castaway, to share the lauds.~
765 8, 85, 4 | Holiest of the Holy, the caster-down of what hath ne'er been
766 5, 54, 3 | with lightning, Heroes, Casters of the Stone, wind-rapid
767 8, 92, 11| One;~Whose waves, as in a cataract, are hard to pass, when
768 1, 139, 10| excellence.~Now with our ears we catch the sound of the press-stone
769 10, 117, 8 | biped, and the two-footed catches the three-footed.~Four-footed
770 10, 87, 2 | thy mouth the raw-flesh caters.~
771 1, 61, 7 | he plundered.~The dainty cates, the cooked mess; but One
772 10, 169, 3 | Those grant us in our cattle-pen, O Indra, with their full
773 10, 30, 10| their double current, like cattle-raiders, seek the lower pastures, -~
774 1, 121, 7 | Car-borne, the Swift, tile Cattle-seeker.~
775 10, 48, 2 | manly might, and gave the cattle-stalls to Matarigvan and Dadhyac.~
776 AppII | syllables in the stanza.~Caturvimsatika Dvipada: a Dvipada containing
777 8, 44, 15| his own abode,~For him he causes wealth to shine.~
778 9, 100, 1 | in the worshipper's abode causest all treasures to increase.~
779 1, 163, 10| have reached the heavenly causeway.~
780 7, 104, 17| fall downward into endless caverns. May press-stones with loud
781 6, 27, 5 | 5 In aid of Abhyavartin Cayamana, Indra destroyed the seed
782 6, 27, 8 | oxen, O Agni, Abhydvartin Cayamdna,~The liberal Sovran, giveth
783 5, 79, 10| bestow,~Thou Radiant One who ceasest not to shine for those who
784 2, 11, 8 | 8 Down, never ceasing, hath the rain-cloud settled:
785 8, 5, 37| new-presented gifts,~As Kasu, Cedi's son, gave me a hundred
786 8, 5, 39| upon the path on which the Cedis walk.~No other prince, no
787 10, 42, 9 | piles his gains in season.~Celestial-natured, he o'erwhelms with riches
788 9, 10, 9 | placed within the sacred cell.~
789 1, 167, 8 | and Varuna they guard from censure: Aryaman too, discovers
790 8, 41, 6 | 6 In whom all wisdom centres, as the nave is set within
791 8, 24, 15| mightier than thou:~None certairdy like thee in goodness and
792 5, 37, 1 | may mornings dawn without cessation who saith, Let us press
793 8, 52, 1 | Father Manu made prayers cfficacious with the Gods.~
794 1, 168, 6 | When ye cast down like chaff the firmly stablished pile,
795 8, 45, 21| valour, him~Whom no one challenges to war.~
796 7, 78, 2 | their hymns the priests are chaming welcome.~Usas approaches
797 6, 3, 4 | vast his wondrous body: he champeth like a horse with bit and
798 7, 18, 10| clinging to a friend as chance directed.~They who drive
799 10, 105, 1 | love the laud? Now let the channel bring the stream.~The juice
800 9, 96, 22| well-skilled in song, a Chanter, be comes as 'twere to his
801 2, 43, 2 | 2 Thou like the chanter-priest chantest the Sama, Bird;
802 2, 43, 2 | like the chanter-priest chantest the Sama, Bird; thou singest
803 6, 66, 10| impetuous in their onset,~Chanting their psalm, singing aloud,
804 10, 129, 3 | All was indiscriminated chaos.~All that existed then was
805 10, 95, 6 | Sujirni, Sreni, Sumne-api, Charanyu, Granthini, and Hradecaksus, -~
806 10, 34, 9 | board, like lumps of magic charcoal, though cold themselves
807 1, 165, 6 | yours, O Maruts, that ye charged me alone to slay the Dragon?~
808 9, 97, 50| yielders.~God Soma, send us chariot-drawing horses that they may bring
809 10, 130, 7 | taken up the reins like chariot-drivers.~
810 9, 91, 1 | 1. As for a chariot-race, the skilful Speaker, Chief,
811 10, 148, 3 | with sweet food for thee, O Chariot-rider.~
812 1, 139, 4 | rites,~We set you on the chariot-scat, ye Mighty, on the golden
813 3, 14, 3 | oblations, these seek, as on two chariot-seats, the dwelling.~
814 9, 86, 2 | 2 As rapid chariot-steeds, so turned in several ways
815 4, 30, 2 | 2 Like chariot-wheels these people all together
816 10, 40, 1 | 1. YOUR radiant Chariot-whither goes it on its way?-who
817 5, 62, 2 | the cowpen: your single chariotfelly hath rolled hither.~
818 6, 62, 4 | when ye have yoked your chariothorses, come to the hymn of the
819 3, 20, 3 | Jatavedas.~And many charms of charmers, All-Inspirer! have they
820 10, 97, 6 | sage's name, fiend-slayer, chaser of disease.~
821 1, 35, 3 | from the far distance, and chases from us all distress and
822 5, 80, 6 | Daughter of the Sky, like some chaste woman, bends, opposite to
823 1, 72, 5 | own the bodies which they chastened.~
824 10, 138, 1 | flow, and when thou didst chastise dragons at Kutsa's call.~
825 7, 60, 5 | Varuna and Mitra, are the chastisers of all guile and falsehood.~
826 5, 85, 8 | 8 If we, as gamesters cheat at play, have cheated, done
827 5, 85, 8 | gamesters cheat at play, have cheated, done wrong unwittingly
828 1, 100, 9 | 9 He with his left hand checketh even the mighty, and with
829 8, 57, 1 | bliss,~Strong in thy deeds, checking assault, Lord, Mightiest
830 9, 26, 6 | thee~Who aidest song and cheerest him.~
831 8, 103, 7 | grant to the worshippers cheerfulness void of pride, and wealth
832 8, 27, 1 | 1. CHEIF Priest is Agni at the laud,
833 1, 2, 8 | through Law, lovers and cherishers of Law,~Have ye obtained
834 9, 79, 4 | forth.~The press-stones chew and crunch thee on the ox'
835 10, 79, 1 | they devour, insatiately chewing.~
836 1, 121, 1 | song of Angiras's pious~childern?~When to the people of the
837 1, 21, 5 | assembly, crush the fiends:~Childless be the devouring ones.~
838 3, 54, 18| remain unbroken.~The lot of childlessness remove ye from us, and let
839 2, 35, 12| his back to shine, with chips provide him; t offer food
840 10, 32, 4 | seven-toned people of the choir.~
841 1, 132, 3 | wherein they made thee chooser of the place , for thou
842 2, 39, 2 | Moving at morning like two chr-borne heroes, like to a pair of
843 1, 28, 4 | guide a horse, they bind the churning-staff with cords,~O Indra, drink
844 10, 146, 2 | replies and swells the shrill cicala's voice,~Seeming to sound
845 8, 49, 16| Free-giver, Everlasting One.~Thou cIeavest through the rock with heat
846 9, 102 | HYMN CIL Soma Pavamana.~
847 4, 6, 4 | rises to, his task rej o cing.~Agni the Priest, like one
848 8, 39, 10| about thee, as natural dams, circumfluous the waters run. Let all
849 3, 7, 1 | the pair of Mothers.~Both circumjacent Parents come together to
850 6, 7, 2 | mid-point of sacrifices, great cistern of libations, seat of riches.~
851 4, 30, 18| 18 Arpa and Citraratha, both Aryas, thou, Indra,
852 1, 173, 10| Like true friends of some city's lord within them held
853 3, 36, 8 | he, after slaying Vrtra, claimed the Soma.~
854 10, 68, 8 | cleaving through with varied clamour, brought it forth like a
855 6, 75, 5 | father of many daughters, He clangs and clashes as he goes to
856 1, 130, 10| Indra, praised by Divodasa's clansmen, as heaven grows great with
857 4, 10, 5 | brilliant as gold, like clarified butter:~This gleams like
858 6, 75, 5 | daughters, He clangs and clashes as he goes to battle.~Slung
859 1, 32, 6 | Hero.~He. brooking not the clashing of the weapons, crushed-Indra'
860 8, 71, 9 | the Hawk brought in his claw, inviolate, through the
861 10, 99, 7 | Soma, armed with his iron claws he slays the Dasyus.~
862 7, 89, 1 | enter into the house of clay:~Have mercy, spare me, Mighty
863 9, 99, 8 | men, thou art led to the cleaning sieve.~Thou, yielding Indra
864 10, 17, 10| make us bright and shining, cleansers of holy oil, with oil shall
865 9, 87, 6 | 6 He, while he cleanses him, invoked of many, hath
866 9, 93, 5 | mete riches, while they cleansethee, all-glorious, swelling
867 3, 31, 16| move together.~By the wise cleansings of the meath made holy,
868 4, 53, 2 | his golden-coloured mail.~Clear-sighted, spreading far, filling
869 7, 97, 5 | Brhaspati, the foeless, the clear-voiced God, the Holy One of households~
870 10, 62, 7 | associate the priests have cleared the stable full of steeds
871 8, 48, 6 | produced by friction: give us a clearer sight and make us better.~
872 1, 28, 5 | Here give thou forth thy clearest sound, loud as the drum
873 9, 87, 8 | a stable.~Soma's stream clears itself for thee, O Indra,
874 10, 103, 6 | 6 Cleaver of stalls, kine-winner,
875 1, 52, 5 | by Soma draughts, as Trta cleaveth Vala's fences, cleft him
876 10, 68, 8 | scanty water.~Brhaspati, cleaving through with varied clamour,
877 4, 16, 8 | Much-invoked! the water's rock thou cleftest, Sarama showed herself and
878 10, 98, 6 | by Arstisena, in gaping clefts, urged onward by Devapi.~
879 4, 24, 9 | insufficient offer. Simple and clever, both milk out the udder.~
880 8, 14, 14| Dasyus, when they fain would climb~by magic arts and mount
881 10, 85, 28| and red: the fienod who clingeth close is driven off.~Well
882 7, 18, 10| unherded from the pasture, each clinging to a friend as chance directed.~
883 6, 11, 5 | 5 When I with reverence clip the grass for Agni, when
884 1, 38 | for whom sacred grass is clipped?~
885 7, 18, 11| As the skilled priest clips grass within the chamber,
886 10, 28, 9 | razor: I sundered with a clod the distant mountain.~The
887 10, 18, 12| motion: yea,- let a thousand clods remain above him.~Be they
888 1, 10, 2 | 2 As up he clomb from ridge to ridge and
889 8, 85, 2 | in trouble, thrice-seven close-pressed ridges of the mountains.~
890 10, 72, 6 | O Gods, in yonder deep closeclasping one another stood,~Thence,
891 5, 47, 5 | Mother, Two support him, closely-united, twins, here made apparent.~
892 3, 29, 14| Giving delight each day he closeth not his eye, since from
893 2, 5, 5 | 5 Clothing thern in his hues, the kine
894 8, 1, 32| steeds together with their cloths of gold,~May he, Asanga'
895 1, 167, 5 | chariot, she like Surya with cloud-like motion and refulgent aspect.~
896 1, 85, 10| the well up on high, and clove the cloud in twain though
897 5, 41, 12| they flow onward from the cloven mountain.~
898 1, 162, 20| thy body.~Let not a greedy clumsy immolator, missing the joints,
899 1, 162 | HYMN CLXIL The Horse.~
900 1, 181 | HYMN CLXXXI. Asvins~
901 10, 181 | HYMN CLXXXl. Visvedevas.~
902 5, 3, 8 | wealth thou goest, a God cnkindled with good things by mortals.~
903 1, 164, 15| 15 Of the co-born they call the seventh single-born;
904 1, 135, 3 | seasonable share, that comes co-radiant with the Sun.~Brought by
905 8, 27, 14| the Gods with mortal man, co-sharers all of gracious gifts.~May
906 3, 55, 21| in safety. Great is the Cods' supreme and sole dominion.~
907 6, 47, 22| hath Prastoka bestowed ten coffers and ten mettled horses.~
908 5, 55, 7 | chanted forth,~They who take cognizance of all of this are ye. Their
909 5, 58, 1 | do I glorify their mighty cohort, the company of these the
910 1, 113, 5 | Dawn, she sets afoot the coiled-up sleeper, one for enjoyment,
911 5, 32, 8 | seized that huge and restless coiler, insatiate, drinker of the
912 3, 8, 9 | us arrayed in brilliant coIour.~They, lifted up on high,
913 10, 95, 5 | embrace thy consort, though coldly she received thy fond caresses.~
914 9, 99, 7 | penetrates the mighty floods collecting all he knows therein.~
915 7, 56, 16| Linger, like beauteous colts, about the dwelling, like
916 10, 171, 2 | head of the swift-moving combatant,~And sought the Soma-pourer'
917 9, 61, 27| When, being cleansed, thou combatest.~
918 5, 81, 4 | the rays of Sidrya thou combinest thee.~Around, on both sides
919 1, 125, 2 | caught in the net, O early comer.~
920 9, 97, 16| paths in ample space and comforts.~Dispelling, as 'twere with
921 8, 21, 4 | all the forms thou hast, comic thou of bull-like strength,
922 6, 25, 6 | armies' valour when the commanders call them to the conflict:~
923 10, 108, 11| lowing come forth as holy Law commandeth,~Kine which Brhaspati, and
924 5, 44, 4 | reins easily guided and commanding all. In the deep fall the
925 6, 65, 2 | near the stately rite's commencement, drive far away the night'
926 2, 9, 4 | worship with oblation; quickly commend the gift to be presented;~
927 5, 33, 10| 10 And these commended horses, bright and active,
928 3, 55, 8 | seen to meet him.~The hymn commingles with the cow's oblation.
929 1, 68, 1 | 1. COMMINGLING, restless, he ascends the
930 7, 89, 5 | offence may be which we as men commit against the heavenly host,~
931 7, 58, 2 | birth, Maruts, was with wild commotion, ye who move swiftly, fierce
932 7, 86, 2 | 2 With mine own heart I commune on the question how Varuna
933 8, 81, 20| rest, in whom~The seven communities rejoice.~
934 10, 12, 9 | Hear us, O Agni, in your comninn dwell ing: harness thy rapid
935 2, 23, 18| water-floods which gloom had compa-sed round.~
936 8, 3, 23| 23 Compared with whom no other ten strong
937 1, 180, 5 | milk-oblations.~Your greatness compasseth Earth, Heaven, and Waters:
938 3, 3, 2 | great High Priest of men.~He compassethwith rays the lofty dwelling-place,
939 2, 33, 7 | One, look thou on me with compassion.~
940 1, 136, 6 | Varuna, the Bounteous, the Compassionate.~Praise Indra, praise thou
941 8, 33, 8 | mad with heat,'~None may compel thee, yet come hither to
942 4, 3, 5 | 5 Why this complaint to Varuna, O Agni? And why
943 AppI | humorem effundens, dat mihi complexuum centum gaudia.~7 [Illa loquitur].
944 10, 121, 10| 10 Prajapati! thou only comprehendest all these created things,
945 10, 96, 11| 11 Thou, comprehending with thy might the earth
946 6, 36, 3 | holy songs reach him the Comprehensive.~
947 7, 104, 8 | which the hollowed hand compresses.~
948 10, 46, 6 | having collected men with no compulsion.~
949 8, 21, 13| companionless art thou:~Thou seekest comradeship in war.~
950 2, 34, 3 | who make all things shake, con e with your spotted deer,
951 1, 86, 10| 10 Conceal the horrid darkness, drive
952 10, 120, 3 | 3 All concentrate on thee their mental vigour,
953 5, 54, 12| heaven, splendid beyond conception, for its shining fruit.~
954 8, 24, 7 | Visvamanas think of all,~All that concerneth us, Excellent, Mighty Guide.~
955 8, 39, 9 | the Sage bring hither and conciliate the Thrice Eleven Deities.
956 1, 133, 7 | wealth, pouring his gift conciliates hostilities, yea, the hostilities
957 1, 186, 2 | Aryaman, Mitra, Varuna concordant,~That all may be promoters
958 10, 113, 4 | He cleft the rock, he let concurrent streams flow forth, and
959 7, 1, 22| 22 Condemn us not to indigence, O Agni,
960 9, 34, 3 | the Soma forth, the Strong conducted by the strong:~They milk
961 10, 94, 8 | 8 These Stones with ten conductors, rapid in their course,
962 1, 92, 7 | pleasant voices.~Dawn, thou conferrest on us strength with offspring
963 9, 96, 12| Even thus flow onward now conferring riches: combine with Indra,
964 8, 33, 6 | provokes, who stands in bearded confidence;~Much-lauded, very glorious,
965 3, 2, 4 | the friendly God strength confident, choiceworthy meet to be
966 4, 1, 15| firm, compact, enclosing, confining Cows, the stable full of
967 4, 17, 12| which speeds his might in conflicts, like wind borne onward
968 4, 24, 8 | impetuous chief hath sought the confliet, and the lord looked upon
969 2, 39, 5 | two winds ageing not, two confluent rivers, come with quick
970 10, 44, 8 | He stays apart the two confronting bowls; he sings lauds in
971 4, 43, 4 | invocated?~Whether of you confronts e'en great betrayal? Lovers
972 10, 109, 4 | supremest heaven she plants confusion.~
973 2, 17, 3 | Lord of Tawny Steeds, the congregated swift ones fled in sundry
974 8, 5, 16| by the priests, O Asvins, conic.~
975 8, 35, 6 | accept the solemn rite. Conie nigh, O ye Twain Gods, to
976 10, 147, 2 | magic powers didst rend the conjurer Vrtra, O Blameless One,
977 10, 138, 3 | the solid forts of Pipru, conjuring Asura.~
978 10, 83, 1 | Conqueror, with conquest conquest-sped.~
979 1, 106, 2 | our full prosperity, in conquests of the foe, ye Gods, bring
980 9, 83, 2 | who purifieth this: with consciousness they stand upon the height
981 3, 8, 5 | song the wise and skilful consecrate him: his voice the God-adoring
982 9, 5, 11| 11 Come to the consecrating rite of Pavamana, all ye
983 10, 12, 8 | counsel which the Gods meet to consider, their secret plan,-of that
984 AppII | each; but occasionally they consist of fewer and sometimes of
985 6, 29, 4 | Soma when effused hath best consistence, for which the food is dressed
986 8, 37, 4 | only sunderest these two consistent worlds, O Indra, Lord of
987 10, 95, 13| 13 I will console him when his tears are falling:
988 5, 2, 2 | handmaid, O Youthful One? The Consort-Queen hath bome him.~The Babe
989 5, 74, 1 | to-day, Gods, Asvins, rich in constancy?~Hear this, ye excellent
990 2, 39, 7 | vigour; like heaven and earth constrain the airy regions.~Asvins,
991 1, 39, 4 | 4 Consumers of your foes, no enemy of
992 5, 9, 4 | wriggling snakes,~When thou consumest many woods like an ox, Agni,
993 10, 161, 1 | unknown decline and from Consumption;~Or, if the grasping demon
994 10, 85, 31| 31 Consumptions, from her people, which
995 5, 47, 6 | for the Steer's impregning contact, his Spouses move on paths
996 9, 89, 5 | sitting together in the same container.~To him they flow, when
997 8, 41, 7 | these regions as a robe; he contemplates the tribes of Gods and all
998 3, 8, 4 | his glory waxeth greater.~Contemplative in mind and God-adoring,
999 10, 23, 5 | spake in varied manners with contemptuous cries.~
1000 4, 25, 8 | returning, dwelling in contentment,~Those who show forth their
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