Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 05004,  7 | out-breathing, and to this eye of mine!~
 2 Hymns,     1, 04004,  2 |           sun), and this charm of mine; the bull Pragâpati (the
 3 Hymns,     2, 05030,  16|               16. This tongue (of mine), bound (in the mouth, yet)
 4 Hymns,     3, 10001,  28|            verily, this speech of mine, and then return whence
 5 Hymns,     3, 03006,  5 |         loosened those enemies of mine whom I hate and who hate
 6 Hymns,     4, 07037,  1 |          man), that thou shalt be mine alone, shalt not even discourse
 7 Hymns,     4, 03025,  4 |            thy) pride laid aside, mine alone, speaking sweetly
 8 Hymns,     4, 03018,  2 |           rival, make my h usband mine alone!~
 9 Hymns,     5, 01019,  2 |           human arrows, pierce ye mine enemies!~
10 Hymns,     5, 01019,  3 |      towards us, those enemies of mine Rudra shall pierce with
11 Hymns,    10, 09001,  15|          note of this (prayer) of mine; may Indra together with