Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 06024     |                 VI, 24. Dropsy, heart-disease,
 2 Hymns,     1, 01024     |                  I, 24. Leprosy cured by a dark
 3 Hymns,     1, 08007,  24|                     24. The plants, derived from
 4 Hymns,     2, 08002,  24|                     24. Free from harm thou shalt
 5 Hymns,     3, 10001,  24|                     24. If thou art come two-footed, (
 6 Hymns,     3, 10003,  24|                     24. As splendour is in Pragâpati,
 7 Hymns,     3, 10006,  24|                     24. The amulet . . . has come
 8 Hymns,     5, 08008,  24|                     24. Do thou win here, do thou
 9 Hymns,     5, 11009,  24|                     24. The trees, and (growths)
10 Hymns,     5, 11010,  24|                     24. Those that ride on chariots,
11 Hymns,     7, 10004,  24|                     24. Thou art, (O plant), a
12 Hymns,     7, 11002,  24|                     24. For thee the wild beasts
13 Hymns,     9, 12004,  23|                     24. The gods did beg the sterile
14 Hymns,     9, 11001,  24|                     24. May this sacrificial ladle (
15 Hymns,     9, 07003,  24|                     24. May Agni who cooks thee
16 Hymns,     9, 09003,  23|                     24. Do thou not fasten a fetter
17 Hymns,    10, 12001,  24|                     24. That fragrance of thine
18 Hymns,    10, 13001,  24|                     24. The radiant bay steeds
19 Hymns,    10, 11005,  24|                     24, 25. The Brahmakârin carries
20 Hymns,    10, 11004,  23|                     24. May Prâna, who rules over
21 Hymns,    10, 09002,  24|                     24. Not, surely, does the wind
22 Hymns,    10, 11007,  24|                     24. The riks and the sâmans,
23 Hymns,    10, 09001,  24|                     24. When in a bright sky it