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01.003.08 As milch-kine hasten to their stalls.
01.003.12 She brightens every pious thought.
01.006.08 With Indra's well beloved hosts, the blameless, hastening to heaven,
01.008.05 Wide as the heaven extends his power
01.010.02 Indra observes this wish of his, and the Rain hastens with his troop.
01.010.03 And, Indra, Soma-drinker, come to listen to our songs of praise.
01.025.14 The God whom enemies threaten not, nor those who tyrannize o' er men,
01.031.02 Sprung from two mothers, wise, through all existence spread, resting in many a place for sake of living man.
01.031.05 Well knowing the oblation with the hallowing word, uniting all who live, thou lightenest first our folk
01.032.11 But he, when he had smitten Vrtra, opened the cave wherein the floods had been imprisoned.
01.033.06 They, like emasculates with men contending, fled, conscious, by steep paths from Indra, scattered.
01.033.08 Adorned with their array of gold and jewels, they o' er the earth a covering veil extended.
01.033.08 Although they hastened, they o' ercame not Indra: their spies he compassed with the Sun of morning.
01.034.09 Where are the three wheels of your triple chariot, where are the three seats thereto firmly fastened?
01.035.07 He, strong of wing, hath lightened up the regions, deep-quivering Asura, the gentle Leader.
01.039.06 Even the Earth herself listened as ye came near, and men were sorely terrified.
01.039.07 Come to us with your aid as in the days of old, so now for frightened Kanva's sake.
01.039.08 Should any monstrous foe, O Maruts, sent by you or sent by mortals threaten us,
01.042.01 SHORTEN our ways, O Pusan, move aside obstruction in the path:
01.045.08 Singers with Soma pressed have made thee, Agni, hasten to the feast,
01.046.03 Your giant coursers hasten on over the region all in flames,
01.046.06 Vouchsafe to us, O Asvin Pair, such strength as, with attendant light,
01.046.10 Light came to lighten up the branch, the Sun appeared as it were gold:
01.047.02 To you at sacrifice the Kanvas send the prayer: graciously listen to their call.
01.048.02 They, bringing steeds and kine, boon-givers of all wealth, have oft sped forth to lighten us.
01.048.05 Like a good matron Usas comes carefully tending everything:
01.051.06 Thou savedst Kutsa when Susna was smitten down; to Atithigva gavest Sambara for a prey.
01.052.08 When, Indra, thou whose power is linked with thy Bay Steeds hadst smitten Vrtra, causing floods to flow for man,
01.052.11 O Indra, were this earth extended forth tenfold, and men who dwell therein multiplied day by day,
01.053.06 What time thou slewest for the singer with trimmed grass ten thousand Vrtras, thou resistless in thy might.
01.053.09 With all-outstripping chariot-wheel, O Indra, thou far-famed, hast overthrown the twice ten Kings of men,
01.056.04 When Strength the Goddess, made more strong for help by thee, waits upon Indra as the Sun attends the Dawn,
01.058.02 His back, as he is sprinkled, glistens like a horse: loud hath he roared and shouted like the heights of heaven?
01.058.03 Hastening like a car to men, to those who live, the God without delay gives boons to be desired.
01.061.15 Indra hath helped Etasa, Soma-presser, contending in the race of steeds with Surya.
01.062.11 As yearning wives cleave to their yearning husband, so cleave our hymns to thee, O Lord most potent.
01.072.05 Friend finding in his own friend's eye protection, they made their own the bodies which they chastened.
01.072.07 Thou, Agni, knower of men's works, hast sent us good food in constant course for our subsistence:
01.080.04 Let these life-fostering waters flow attended by the Marut host, lauding thine own imperial sway.
01.080.10 Indra hath smitten down the power of Vrtra, -- might with stronger might.
01.082.01 GRACIOUSLY listen to our songs, Maghavan, be not negligent.
01.082.02 Well have they eaten and rejoiced; the friends have risen and passed away.
01.084.03 May, with its voice, the pressing-stone draw thine attention hitherward.
01.085.05 Forth rush the torrents of the dark red stormy cloud, and moisten, like a skin, the earth with water-floods.
01.085.12 Extend the same boons unto us, ye Maruts. Give us, O Heroes, wealth with noble offspring.
01.086.02 O Maruts, listen to the call.
01.088.02 Brilliant like gold is he who holds the thunder. Earth have they smitten with the chariot's felly.
01.089.02 The friendship of the Gods have we devoutly sought: so may the Gods extend our life that we may live.
01.089.08 Gods, may we with our ears listen to what is good, and with our eyes see what is good, ye Holy Ones.
01.091.08 Guard us, King Soma, on all sides from him who threatens us: never let
01.092.12 The bright, the blessed One shines forth extending her rays like kine, as a flood rolls his waters.
01.094.08 Attend to this our speech and make it prosper well. Let us not in thy friendship, Agni, suffer harm.
01.094.16 Such, Agni, thou who knowest all good fortune, God, lengthen here the days of our existence.
01.095.02 Tvastar's ten daughters, vigilant and youthful, produced this Infant borne to sundry quarters.
01.095.05 When he was born both Tvastar's worlds were frightened: they turn to him and reverence the Lion.
01.095.06 The Two auspicious Ones, like women, tend him: like lowing cows they seek him in their manner.
01.095.10 In dry spots he makes stream, and course, and torrent, and inundates the earth with floods that glisten.
01.096.03 Well-tended, Son of Strength, the Constant Giver. The Gods possessed the wealth bestowing Agni.
01.100.13 Rich gifts and treasures evermore attend him. May Indra, girt by Maruts, be our succour.
01.103.08 As thou hast smitten Susna, Pipru, Vrtra and Kuyava, and Sambara's forts O Indra.
01.105.09 Where those seven rays are shining, thence my home and family extend.
01.105.12 The flowing of the floods is Law, Truth is the Sun's extended light. Mark this my woe, ye Earth and Heaven.
01.108.06 As first I said when choosing you, in battle we must contend with Asuras for this Soma.
01.112.01 To give first thought to them, I worship Heaven and Earth, and Agni, fair bright glow, to hasten their approach.
01.113.01 This light is come, amid all lights the fairest; born is the brilliant, far-extending brightness.
01.113.05 Those who saw little for extended vision. All living creatures hath the Dawn awakened.
01.113.16 She for the Sun hath left a path to travel we have arrived where men prolong existence.
01.115.02 Where pious men extend their generations, before the Auspicious One for happy fortune.
01.116.24 Asvins, ye raised, like Soma in a ladle Rebha, who for ten days and ten nights, fettered.
01.117.12 When, like a pitcher full of gold, O Asvins, on the tenth day ye lifted up the buried?
01.119.02 I sweeten the oblations; now the helpers come. Urjani hath, O Asvins, mounted on your car.
01.119.06 Ye made the cow of Sayu stream refreshing milk, and Vandana was holpen to extended life.
01.120.06 Hear ye the song of him who hastens speedily. O Asvins, I am he who sang your praise.
01.120.10 And I am well content therewith.
01.122.04 And Ausija shall call for me that famous Pair who enjoy and drink, who come to brighten.
01.122.06 Giver of famous gifts, kind hearer, Sindhu who gives fair fields, listen with all his waters!
01.122.12 Vigour will we bestow on that adorer whose tenfold draught we come to taste, so spake they.
01.122.13 We will rejoice to drink the tenfold present when the twicefive come bearing sacred viands.
01.122.13 What can he do whose steeds and reins are choicest? These, the all-potent, urge brave men to conquest.
01.123.13 Shine thou on us to-day, Dawn, swift to listen. With us be riches and with chiefs who worship.
01.124.12 She will beam forth, the light will hasten hither, and Agni will be present in each dwelling.
01.126.03 Horses of dusky colour stood beside me, ten chariots, Svanaya's gift, with mares to draw them.
01.126.04 Forty bay horses of the ten cars' master before a thousand lead the long procession.
01.131.01 To Indra Dyaus the Asura hath bowed him down, to Indra mighty Earth with wide-extending tracts, to win the light, with wide-spread tracts.
01.131.09 Listen thou to the prayer of me a later sage, hear thou a later sage's prayer.
01.134.07 For thee the pure bright quickly-flowing Soma-drops, strong in their heightening power, hasten to mix themselves, hasten to the water to be mixed.
01.135.05 Brought by attendant priests pure juice is offered up, Vayu, pure juice is offered up.
01.135.08 These Soma juices pressed for you in waters here, borne by attendant priests, are offered up to you: bright, Vayu, are they offered up.
01.136.09 Long may we live and have attendant progeny, have progeny with Soma's help.
01.140.03 The pair who dwell together, moving in the dark bestir themselves: both parents hasten to the babe,
01.141.02 Thirdly, that they might drain the treasures of the Bull, the maidens brought forth him for whom the ten provide.
01.144.02 He, when he dwelt extended in the waters' lap, absorbed those Godlike powers for which he is adored.
01.144.04 He whom the two copartners with observance tend, the pair who dwell together in the same abode,
01.144.05 Him the ten fingers, the devotions, animate: we mortals call on him a God to give us help.
01.147.04 Be this in turn to him a heavy sentence may he distress himself by his revilings.
01.149.01 HITHER he hastens to give, Lord of great riches, King of the mighty, to the place of treasure.
01.149.03 Bright like the Sun, with hundredfold existence.
01.151.09 Rich strength of life is yours: ye, Heroes, have obtained through your surpassing powers rich far-extending might.
01.154.02 He within whose three wide-extended paces all living creatures have their habitation.
01.154.03 Him who alone with triple step hath measured this common dwelling-place, long, far extended.
01.158.04 Let not the wood ten times up-piled consume me, when fixed for you it bites the ground it stands on.
01.158.06 Dirghatamas the son of Mamata hath come to length of days in the tenth age of human kind.
01.160.05 Whereby we may extend ourselves ever over the folk; and send us strength that shall deserve the praise of men.
01.162.07 Forth, for the regions of the Gods, the Charger with his smooth back is come my prayer attends him.
01.162.09 What part of the Steed's flesh the fly hath eaten, or is left sticking to the post or hatchet,
01.162.13 The warming-pots, the covers of the dishes, hooks, carving-boards, -- all these attend the Charger.
01.162.14 The starting-place, his place of rest and rolling, the ropes wherewith the Charger's feet were fastened,
01.162.14 The water that he drank, the food he tasted, -- among the Gods, too, may all these attend thee.
01.164.13 The wheel revolves, unwasting, with its felly: ten draw it, yoked to the far-stretching car-pole.
01.164.47 Again descend they from the seat of Order, and all the earth is moistened with their fatness.
01.165.01 From what place have they come? With what intention? Sing they their strength through love of wealth, these Heroes?
01.167.10 So were we erst. New might attend us daily! So be with us! Rbhuksan of the Heroes!
01.173.12 Let us not here contend with Gods, O Indra, for here, O Mighty One, is thine own portion,
01.175.01 For thee the Strong there is strong drink, mighty, omnipotent to win.
01.179.08 Membrum suum virile, quod vrotentum fuerat, mas ille retraxit. Rursus illud quod in juvenem filiam sublatum fuerat, non aggressurus, ad se rerahit.
01.181.08 This song of bright contents for you is swelling in the men's hall where three-fold grass is ready.
01.183.02 May this song, wondrous fair, attend your glory: ye, as ye travel, wait on Dawn Heaven's Daughter.
01.185.09 May both these Friends of man, who bless, preserve me, may they attend me with their help and favour.
01.186.07 Him too our hymns delight, that yoke swift horses, like mother cows who lick their tender youngling.
01.186.09 They hasten on to happy termination their orders when they are made known by
01.190.01 To whom as leader of the song, resplendent, worthy of lauds, both Gods and mortals listen.
02.001.03 Thou, Brahmanaspati, the Brahman finding wealth: thou, O Sustainer, with thy wisdom tendest us.
02.001.08 Lord of the lovely look, all things belong to thee: ten, hundred, yea, a thousand are outweighed by thee.
02.003.06 Yielders of rich milk, interweave in concert the long-extended thread, the web of worship.
02.005.02 In whom, Leader of sacrifice, the seven reins, far extended, meet;
02.011.17 Come with Bay Steeds to drink of libation, shaking the drops from out thy beard, contented.
02.012.10 He who hath smitten, ere they knew their danger, with his hurled weapon many grievous sinners;
02.013.02 They come trooping together bearing milk to him, and bring him sustenance who gives support to all.
02.013.09 Thou boundest up the Dasa's hundred friends and ten, when, at one's hearing, thou belpest thy worshipper.
02.014.09 Well pleased he longs for what your hands have tended: offer the gladdening Soma juice to Indra.
02.018.01 Ten-sided, friendly to mankind, light-winner, that must be urged to speed with prayers and wishes.
02.018.04 Come thou with eight, with ten, to drink the Soma. Here is the juice, brave Warrior: do not scorn it.
02.021.02 To him the potent One, who conquers and breaks down, the Victor never vanquished who disposes all,
02.022.01 That hath so heightened him the Great, the Wide, to do his mighty work.
02.022.03 So may the God attend the God, true Indu Indra who is true.
02.022.04 Giving prosperity, and lovely wealth to him who praiseth thee. So may the God attend the God, true Indu Indra who is true.
02.023.07 Him, too, who threatens us without offence of ours, the evilminded, arrogant, rapacious man,-
02.023.11 Strong, never yielding, hastening to the battle-cry, consumer of the foe, victorious in the strife,
02.024.15 Heroes on heroes send abundantly to us, when thou omnipotent through prayer seekest my call.
02.028.10 O King, whoever, be he friend or kinsman, hath threatened me affrighted in my slumber-
02.029.01 You, Varuna, Mitra and all Gods who listen, I call to help me, I who know your goodness.
02.033.13 Of your pure medicines, O potent Martits, those that are wholesomest and healthbestowing,
02.033.15 Here, Rudra, listen to our invocation. Loud may we speak, with heroes, in assembly.
02.034.03 They drip like horses in the racings of swift steeds; with the stream's rapid cars they hasten on their way.
02.036.03 Come unto us, ye swift to listen: as at home upon the sacred grass sit and enjoy yourselves.
02.036.03 And, Tvastar, well-content be joyful in the juice with Gods and Goddesses in gladsome company.
02.038.05 Tlirough various dwellings, through entire existence, spreads, manifest, the household light of Agni.
02.039.06 Even as two lips that with the mouth speak honey, even as two breasts that nourish our existence,
02.041.04 Listen ye here to this my call.
03.001.17 Friend of the homestead, thou hast lightened mortals: carborne thou goest to the Gods, fulfilling.
03.003.06 Agni, together with the Gods and Manu's folk by thought extending sacrifice in varied form,
03.004.11 Come thou to us, O Agni, duly kindled, together with the potent Gods and Indra.
03.005.08 Born suddenly, by plants he grew to greatness, when tender shoots with holy oil increased him,
03.005.08 Like waters lovely when they hasten downward may Agni in his Parents' lap protect us.
03.007.01 Both circumjacent Parents come together to yield us length of days they hasten forward.
03.009.08 Swift envoy, active, ancient, and adorable: serve ye the God attentively.
03.009.08 Three times a hundred Gods and thrice a thousand, and three times ten and nine have worshipped Agni,
03.015.01 RESPLENDENT with thy wide-extending lustre, dispel the terrors of the fiends who hate us
03.018.05 Thou in the happy singer's home bestowest, amply with arms extended, things of beauty.
03.019.02 From the right hand, choosing the Gods' attendance, he with rich presents hath arranged the worship.
03.020.03 And many charms of charmers, All-Inspirer! have they laid in thee, Lord of true attendants!
03.023.03 Him nobly born of old the fingers ten produced, him whom his Mothers counted dear.
03.027.02 Who listens and gives bounteous gifts.
03.027.03 O Agni, if we might obtain control of thee the potent God,
03.029.03 Lay this with care on that which lies extended: straight hath she borne the Steerwhen made prolific.
03.029.13 The sisters ten, unwedded and united, together grasp the Babe, the new-born Infant.
03.030.20 With kine and horses satisfy this longing with very splendid bounty skill extend it.
03.030.22 The Strong who listens, who gives aid in battles, who slays the Vrtras, wins and gathers riches.
03.031.11 For him the Cow, noble and far-extending, poured pleasant juices, bringing oil and sweetness.
03.031.18 Come unto us with thine auspicious friendship, hastening, Mighty One, with mighty succours.
03.031.21 His kine their Lord hath shown, e' en Vrtra's slayer, through the black hosts he passed with red attendants.
03.031.22 (ditto 3.30.22)
03.032.06 When thou didst loose the streams to run like racers in the swift contest, having smitten Vrtra
03.032.17 (ditto 3.30.22)
03.033.01 FORTH from the bosom of the mountains, eager as two swift mares with loosened rein contending,
03.033.10 Yea, we will listen to thy words, O singer. With wain and car from far away thou comest.
03.034.11 The Strong, who listens, who gives aid in battles, who slays the Vrtras, wins and gathers treasures.
03.035.01 Thou, hastening to us, shalt drink the Soma. Hail, Indra. We have poured it for thy rapture.
03.035.05 Pass by them all and hasten onward hither: with Soma pressed we will prepare to feast thee.
03.035.06 Thine is this Sorna: hasten to approach it. Drink thou thereof, benevolent, and cease not.
03.035.11 The Strong, who listens, who. gives aid in battles, who slays the Vrtras, wins and gathers riches.
03.036.11 The Strong, who listens, who gives aid in battles, who slays the Vrtras, wins and gathers riches.
03.038.10 (ditto 3.36.11)
03.039.05 There, verily with ten Dasagvas Indra found the Sun lying hidden in the darkness.
03.039.09 (ditto 3.36.11)
03.043.03 Pleased, with thy Bay Steeds, Indra, God, come quickly to this our sacrifice that heightens worship;
03.043.08 (ditto 3.36.11)
03.048.01 SOON as the young Bull sprang into existence he longed to taste the pressed-out Soma's liquor.
03.048.05 (ditto 3.36.11)
03.049.02 Who, reaching far, most vigorous, hath shortened the Dasyu's life with Warriors bold of spirit.
03.049.05 The Strong, who listens, who gives aid in battles, who slays the Vrtras, wins and gathers treasure.
03.050.04 With kine and horses satisfy this longing with very splendid bounty still extend it.
03.050.05 (ditto 3.36.11)
03.053.11 Come forward, Kusikas, and be attentive; let loose Sudas's horse to win him riches.
03.053.17 May Indra, keep the yoke-pins from decaying: attend us, thou whose fellies are uninjured.
03.054.09 Singing the praise whereof the Gods by custom stand on the spacious far-extended pathway.
03.055.04 King Universal, born to sundry quarters, extended through the wood be lies on couches.
03.055.05 Lodged in old plants, he grows again in younger, swiftly within the newly-born and tender.
03.056.08 Holy and vigorous, never to be injured. Thrice may the Gods from heaven attend our synod.
03.057.05 Agni, thy meath-sweet tongue that tastes fair viands, which among Gods is called the far-extended,-
03.058.09 Your car, assuming many a shape, most often goes to the Soma-presser's place of meeting.
03.060.07 At hundred eager calls come to the living man, with thousand arts attend the act of sacrifice.
04.001.09 Allied by worship, let him give man knowledge: by an extended cord they lead him onward.
04.001.11 In houses first he sprang into existence, at great heaven's base, and in this region's bosom;
04.001.15 Eager, with thought intent upon the booty, the men with their celestial speech threw open,
04.003.04 Even as true knower of the Law, O Agni, to this our solemn rite he thou attentive.
04.004.01 PUT forth like a wide-spreading net thy vigour; go like a mighty King with his attendants.
04.004.09 So may we honour thee, content and joyous, passing beyond the glories of the people.
04.006.04 Agni the Priest, like one who tends the cattle, goes three times round, as from of old he wills it.
04.009.07 Give ear and listen to our call.
04.011.06 Son of Strength, Agni, blest is he at evening, whom thou as God attendest for his welfare.
04.012.06 So also set us free from this affliction long let our life, O Agni, be extended.
04.016.01 For him have we pressed juice exceeding potent: here, praised with song, let him effect his visit.
04.016.03 Seven singers here from heaven hath he begotten, who e' en by day have wrought their works while singing.
04.016.05 E' en beyond this his majesty extendeth who hath exceeded all the worlds in greatness.
04.016.16 Call we for you that Indra, prompt to listen, him who hath done so much for men's advantage;
04.017.09 Alone renowned as Maghavan in battles, he frighteneth away assembled armies.
04.017.16 Who gives the wives we seek, whose succour fails not, to hasten, like a pitcher to the fountain.
04.018.01 THIS is the ancient and accepted pathway by which all Gods have come into existence.
04.018.09 But, smitten through, the mastery thou wonnest, and with thy bolt the Dasa's head thou crushedst.
04.019.01 THEE, verily, O Thunder-wielding Indra, all the Gods here, the Helpers swift to listen,
04.019.03 The insatiate one, extended, hard to waken, who slumbered in perpetual sleep, O Indra,-
04.019.05 They ran to thee as mothers to their offspring: the clouds, like chariots, hastened forth together.
04.022.10 Graciously listen to our prayer, O Indra, and strength of varied sort bestow thou on us.
04.023.02 What know we of his wondrous acts? How often comes he to aid and speed the pious toiler?
04.024.09 He bid a small price for a thing of value: I was content, returning, still unpurchased.
04.024.09 He heightened not his insufficient offer. Simple and clever, both milk out the udder.
04.024.10 Who for ten milch-kine purchaseth from rne this Indra who is mine?
04.025.08 Highest and lowest, men who stand between diem, going, returning, dwelling in contentment,
04.026.07 The Falcon took and brought the Soma, bearing thousand libations with him, yea, ten thousand.
04.032.18 We make a hundred of thy kine, yea, and a thousand, hasten nigh:
04.032.19 We have obtained, a gift from thee, ten water-ewers wrought of gold:
04.033.05 Two beakers let us make,-thus said the eldest. Lct us make three,-this was the younger's sentence.
04.034.10 Ye who have wealth in cattle and in booty, in heroes, in rich sustenance and treasure,
04.038.10 Dadhikras hath o' erspread the Fivefold People with vigour, as the Sun lightens the waters.
04.040.02 Brave, seeking war and booty, dwelling with the good and with the swift, may he hasten the food of Dawn.
04.040.03 His pinion, rapid runner, fans him m his way, as of a bird that hastens onward to its aim,
04.041.10 May we ourselves be lords of during riches, of ample sustenance for car and hones.
04.050.07 Who cherishes Brhaspati well-tended, adorns and worships him as foremost sharer.
04.051.03 In the unlightened depth of darkness round them let niggard traffickers sleep unawakened.
04.054.02 Thereafter as a gift to men, O Savitar, thou openest existence, life succeeding life.
04.056.01 When, fixing them apart, vast, most extensive, the Steer roars loudly in far-reaching courses.
05.001.03 When he hath stirred the line of his attendants, with the pure milk pure Agni is anointed.
05.002.01 But, when he lies upon the arm, the people see his unfading countenance before them.
05.008.05 Thou, Agni! multiform, God who art lauded much! givest in every house subsistence as of old.
05.015.04 Consuming all the strength that thou hast gotten, thou wanderest round, thyself,
05.022.04 Mark with attention this our speech, O Agni, thou victorious One.
05.023.04 For he, the God of all men, hath gotten him might that quelleth foes.
05.024.02 So hear us, listen to this call of ours, and keep us far from every sinful man.
05.025.04 Agni is King, for he extends to mortals and to Gods alike.
05.027.01 Trvrsan's son Tryaruna hath distinguished himself, Vaisvanara Agni! with ten thousands.
05.027.03 Tryaruya who with attentive spirit accepteth many a song from me the mighty.
05.028.02 Enkindled, thou art King of the immortal world: him who brings offerings thou attendest for his weal.
05.029.08 When thou three hundred buffaloes' flesh hadst eaten, and drunk, as Maghavan, three lakes of Soma,
05.029.12 Labouring at their task the men laid open the stall of Kine though firmly closed and fastened.
05.030.03 Let him who knows not learn, who knows them listen: hither rides Maghavan with all his army.
05.032.02 Strong Indra, thou by slaying e' en the Dragon that lay extended there hast shown thy vigour.
05.032.04 Although he deemed himself alone unequalled, another had been born e' en yet more potent.
05.032.06 Him as he lay there huge in length extended, still waxing in the gloom which no sun lightened,
05.033.02 So made attentive by our hymns, Steer! Indra! thou fastenedst the girth of thy Bay Coursers,
05.033.08 And these ten steeds which Trasadasyu gives me, the goldrich chief, the son of Purukutsa,
05.034.05 He seeks no enterprise with five or ten to aid, nor stays with him who pours no juice though prospering well.
05.040.04 Impetuous, Thunderer, Strong, quelling the mighty, King, potent, Vrtra-slayer, Soma-drinker,
05.041.12 May the swift Wanderer, Lord of refreshments listen to our songs, who speeds throuih cloudy heaven:
05.042.08 Tended, Brhaspati, with thy protections, the princes are unharmed and girt by heroes.
05.042.16 May every Deity be swift to listen, and Mother Earth with no ill thought regard me.
05.043.01 MAY the Milch-cows who hasten to their object come harmless unto us with liquid sweetness.
05.043.04 Two arms-the Soma's dexterous immo. lators-and the ten fingers set and fix the press-stone.
05.043.07 Which holy singers deck, as if extending and heating that which holds the fatty membrane.
05.043.15 (ditto 5.42.16)
05.044.07 Earth yield us room enough and amply wide extent, great might invincible, with store of hero sons.
05.045.07 Here, urged by hands, loudly hath rung the press-stone wherewith Navagvas through ten months sang praises.
05.045.11 I lay upon the Floods your hymn, lightwinning, wherewith Navagvas their ten months completed.
05.046.06 May Bhaga the Dispenser come with power and grace, and far-pervading Aditi listen to my call.
05.047.04 Four bear him up and give him rest and quiet, and ten invigorate the Babe for travel.
05.047.06 For him they lenghten prayers and acts of worship: the Mothers weave garments for him their offspring.
05.052.10 Under these names the spreading band tend well the sacrifice for me.
05.052.11 To this the Heroes well attend, well do their teams attend to this.
05.053.10 The rain-showers, speeding on, attend.
05.054.05 Maruts, this hero strength and majesty of yours hath, like the Sun, extended o' er a lengthened way,
05.054.14 Ye give the Bharata as his strength, a charger, and ye bestow a king who quickly listens.
05.055.01 They hasten with swift steeds easy to be controlled. Their cars moved onward as they went to victory.
05.055.10 Be gracious unto us, ye Maruts, slay us not extend ye unto us shelter of many a sort.
05.056.02 Even as thou thinkest in thy heart, thither my wishes also tend.
05.058.05 Highest and mightiest are the Sons of Prsni. Firm to their own intention cling the Maruts.
05.058.06 When ye have hastened on with spotted coursers, O Maruts, on your cars with strong-wrought fellies,
05.059.01 They bathe their steeds and hasten through the firmament: they spread abroad their radiance through the sea of cloud.
05.061.09 Two red steeds carried me to Purumilha's side, that sage of far-extended fame,
05.062.01 Ten hundred stood together: there I looked on this the most marvellous Deities' one chief glory.
05.062.04 A covering cloud of sacred oil attends you, and your streams flow to us from days aforetime.
05.065.05 In Mitra's shelter that extends to utmost distance may we dwell,
05.068.04 Carefully tending Law with Law they have attained their vigorous might.
05.070.01 EVEN far and wide, O Varuna and Mitra, doth your grace extend.
05.070.02 From you, benignant Gods, may we gain fully food for sustenance.
05.074.10 O Asvins, when at any time ye listen to this call of mine,
05.077.04 He who hath served most often the Nasatyas, and gives the sweetest food at distribution,
05.078.05 Ye Asvins, listen to my call: loose Saptavadhri from his bonds.
05.078.07 So stir in thee the babe unborn, so may the ten-month babe descend.
05.078.08 So also, ten-month babe, descend together with the after-birth.
05.078.09 The child who hath for ten months' time been lying in his mother's side,-
05.079.08 Bring us, O Daughter of the Sky, subsistence in our herds of kine,
05.085.02 In the tree-tops the air he hath extended, put milk in kine and vigorous speed in horses,
05.085.04 When Varuna is fain for milk he moistens the sky, the land, and earth to her foundation.
05.087.07 They whose terrestrial dwelling-place is wide-extended, whom none suspect of sin, whose bands have lofty courage.
06.002.06 Thy bright smoke lifts itself aloft, and far-extended shines in heaven.
06.007.06 All creatures in existence rest upon his head. The Seven swift-flowing Streams have grown like branches forth,
06.009.05 All Gods of one accord, with one intention, move unobstructed to a single purpose.
06.013.05 Grant, Son of Strength, to men for their subsistence such things as bring high fame and hero children.
06.018.04 For true, I deem, thy strength is, thine the Mighty, thine, O Most Potent, thine the Conquering Victor;
06.019.03 Stretch out those hands of thine, extend to us-ward thy wide capacious arms, and grant us glory.
06.019.06 Bring unto us the mightiest might, O Hero, strong and most potent force, thou great Subduer!
06.021.03 He hath made pathways, with the Sun to aid him, throughout the darkness that extended pathless.
06.021.04 What sacrifice contents thy mind, and wishes? What priest among them all? what hymn, O Indra?
06.021.08 For thou wast aye our fathers' Friend aforetime, still swift to listen to their supplication.
06.024.05 One act to-day, another act tomorrow oft Indra makes what is not yet existeni.
06.024.09 Stand up erect to help us, unreluctant, what time the gloom of night brightens to morning.
06.025.04 When two opposing hosts contend in battle for seed and offspring, waters, kine, or corn-lands.
06.028.06 O Cows, ye fatten e' en the worn and wasted, and make the unlovely beautiful tolook on.
06.029.04 That Soma when effused hath best consistence, for which the food is dressed and grain is mingled;
06.029.06 So be the lofty Indra prompt to listen, Helper unaided, golden-visored Hero.
06.031.01 Men have invoked thee with contending voices for seed and waters, progeny and sunlight.
06.031.02 All that is firm is frightened at thy coming,-the earth, the heaven, the mountain, and the forest.
06.032.02 Amid the sages, with the Sun he brightened the Parents: glorified, he burst the mountain;
06.037.03 Bringing us hitherward all-potent Indra on well-wheeled chariot, may the Steeds who bear him
06.039.01 Of this thy close attendant, hast thou drunken. God, send the singer food with milk to grace it.
06.039.04 He moves with Steeds yoked by eternal Order, contenting men with nave that finds the sunlight.
06.040.04 Listen and hear the prayers which now we offer, and let this sacrifice increase thy vigour.
06.041.02 With that well-formed most wide-extending palate, wherewith thou ever drinkest streams of sweetness,
06.041.02 Drink thou; the Adhvaryu standeth up before thee: let thy spoil-winning thunderbolt attend thee.
06.044.06 The saving succours that abide in him, like songs, extend and grow.
06.044.24 This Soma Set with power within the milch-kine a spring whose ripe contents ten fingers empty.
06.045.11 lies ready, listen to our call.
06.045.23 When he hath listened to our songs.
06.045.28 As milch-kine hasten to their young
06.046.10 They who with minds intent on spoil subdue the foe, boldly attack and smite him down,-
06.047.11 Indra the Rescuer, Indra the Helper, Hero who listens at each invocation,
06.047.18 Indra moves multiform by his illusions; for his Bay Steeds are yoked, ten times a hundred.
06.047.19 Here Tvastar, yoking to the car the Bay Steeds, hath extended sway.
06.047.22 Out of thy bounty, Indra, hath Prastoka bestowed ten coffers and ten mettled horses.
06.047.23 Ten horses and ten treasure-chests, ten garments as an added gift,
06.047.23 These and ten lumps of gold have I received from Divodasa's hand.
06.047.24 Ten cars with extra steed to each, for the Atharvans hundred cows,
06.048.06 He who hath filled both worlds fult with his brilliant shine, who hastens with his smoke to heaven;
06.049.01 Let them approach, here let them listen, Agni, Varuna, Mitra, Lords of fair dominion.
06.049.09 May Herald Agni, fulgent, bring for worship Tvastar adored, in homes and swift to listen,
06.049.15 Give riches borne on cars, with many heroes, contenting men, the guard of mighty Order.
06.052.05 Grant this the Treasure-Lord of treasures, coming, observant, oftenest of Gods, with succour!
06.052.06 Parjanya, bringing health with herbs, and Agni, well lauded swift to listen, like a father.
06.052.09 All Sons of Immortality shall listen to the songs we sing,
06.052.10 May all the Gods who strengthen Law, with Rtus, listening to our call,
06.052.13 Listen, All-Gods, to this mine invocation, Ye who inhabit heaven, and air's midregions,
06.054.08 Pusan who listens to our prayers, the Strong whose wealth is never lost,
06.056.06 Tending to perfect happiness both for to. morrow and to-day.
06.057.05 As to a tree's extended bough.
06.059.01 Your Fathers, enemies of Gods, were smitten down, and, Indra-Agni, ye survive.
06.063.09 Sanda gave ten gold-decked and well-trained horses, tame and obedient and of lofty stature.
06.066.06 When, strong in strength and armed with potent weapons, they had united wellformed earth and heaven,
06.067.02 To you Two Gods is this my thought extended, turned to the sacred grass with loving homage.
06.067.07 Take the strong drink, to quaff till ye are sated, when he and his attendants fill the chamber.
06.067.08 So with your tongue come ever, when your envoy, faithful and very wise, attends our worship.
06.068.09 Now will I sing a dear and far-extending hymn to Varuna the God, sublime, imperial Lord,
06.069.05 Ye made the firmament of larger compass, and made the regions broad for our existence.
06.071.05 Like a Director, Savitar hath extended his golden arms, exceeding fair to look on.
06.072.04 Ye have held fast the unimpeded whiteness within these many-coloured moving creatures.
06.074.04 Release us from the noose of Varuna; keep us from sorrow, in your tender loving-kindness.
07.001.15 Heroes of noble lineage serve and tend him.
07.002.11 (ditto 3.4.11)
07.003.05 The men have decked him both at eve and morning, Most Youthful Agni, as they tend a courser.
07.004.02 Wise must this Agni be, though young and tender, since he was born, Most Youthful, of his Mother;
07.005.05 Agni, the tawny horses, loudly neighing our resonant hymns that drop with oil, attend thee;
07.007.06 Who, listening, have advanced the people's welfare, and set their thoughts on this my holy statute.
07.009.03 Wise, ne.' er deceived, uncircumscribed, refulgent, our gracious guest, a Friend with good attendants,
07.011.04 The Vasus were contented with his wisdom, so the Gods made him their oblationbearer.
07.013.01 BRING song and hymn to Agni, Asura-slayer, enlightener of all and thought-bestower.
07.015.04 I have begotten this new hymn for Agni, Falcon of the sky:
07.018.06 The Bhrgus and the Druhyus quickly listened: friend rescued friend mid the two distant peoples.
07.018.25 Attend on him O ye heroic Maruts as on Sudas's father Divodasa.
07.020.02 He gave Sudas wide room and space, and often hath granted wealth to him who brought oblations.
07.020.08 May we be best content in this thy favour, sheltered by One who slays not, but preserves us.
07.023.01 He who with might extends through all existence hears words which I, his faithful servant, utter.
07.024.03 Hither to me let thy Bay Horses bring thee to listen to our hymns and make thee joyful.
07.024.06 With precious things. O Indra, thus content us: may we attain to thine exalted favour.
07.025.01 WHEN with thy mighty help, O potent Indra, the armies rush together in their fury.
07.025.06 With precious things, O Indra, thus content us: may we attain to thine exalted favour.
07.026.04 Whose many succours come in close succession. May dear delightful benefits attend us.
07.028.02 Thy greatness reacheth to our invocation, the sages' prayer which, Potent God, thou guardest.
07.029.02 Enjoy thyself aright at this libation, and listen thou unto the prayers we offer.
07.030.01 Strong Thunderer, Lord of men, for potent valour, for manly exploit and for high dominion.
07.031.06 So let the voice surround thee, which attends the Maruts on their way,
07.032.01 Even from far away come thou unto our feast, or listen if already here.
07.033.03 So in the fight with the Ten Kings, Vasisthas! did Indra help Sudas through your devotions.
07.033.05 Like thirsty men they looked to heaven, in battle with the Ten Kings, surrounded and imploring.
07.033.06 Vasistha then became their chief and leader: then widely. were the Trtsus' clans extended.
07.033.07 Three that give warmth to all attend the morning. All these have they discovered, these Vasisthas.
07.034.01 The waters listen as they flow along: they know the origin of heaven and earth.
07.034.07 May the foes' threatening arrow pass us by: may he put far from us our bodies' sin.
07.034.11 May they who lavish gifts bestow those treasures: may Rodasi and Varunani listen.
07.035.06 Kind, with the Rudras, be the Healer Rudra, and, with the Dames, may Tvastar kindly listen.
07.035.07 Blest be the fixing of the sacred Pillars, blest be the tender Grass and blest the Altar.
07.036.01 With lofty ridges earth is far extended, and Agni's flame hath lit the spacious surface.
07.037.08 May the Celestial Guardian still attend us. Preserve us evermore, ye Gods, with blessings.
07.038.01 ON high hath Savitar, this God, extended the golden lustre which he spreads around him.
07.040.04 Divine and foeless Aditi quickly listens. May these deliver us unharmed from trouble.
07.041.05 May Bhaga verily be bliss-bestower, and through him, Gods! may happiness attend us.
07.042.06 Thus hath Vasistha praised victorious Agni, yearning for wealth that giveth all subsistence.
07.044.02 When, rising, to the sacrifice we hasten, awaking Dadhikras with adorations.
07.045.02 Golden, sublime, and easy in their motion, his arms extend unto the bounds of heaven.
07.056.04 Yea, mighty is your power and firm your strength: so, potent, with the Maruts, be the band.
07.057.03 With all adornments, decking earth and heaven, they heighten, for bright show, their common splendour.
07.057.04 Let us not he exposed to that, ye Holy! May your most loving favour still attend us.
07.067.03 With hymns the deft priest is about you, Asvins, the eloquent priest attends you now, Nasatyas.
07.067.08 With one, the same, intention, ye swift movers, o' er the Seven Rivers hath your chariot travelled.
07.068.08 Ye lent your aid to Vrka when exhausted, and listened when invoked to Sayu's calling.
07.069.02 Let it approach, yoked by thewill, three-seated, extending far and wide o' er fivefold beings,
07.083.06 What time ye helped Sudas, with all the Trtsu folk, when the Ten Kings had pressed him down in their attack.
07.083.07 Ten Kings who worshipped not, O Indra-Varuna, confederate, in war prevailed not o' er Sudas.
07.083.08 O Indra-Varuna, ye gave Sudas your aid when the Ten Kings in battle compassed him about,
07.090.05 Viands attend the car that beareth Heroes, your car, ye Sovran Pair, Indra and Vayu.
07.091.06 Your hundred and your thousand teams, O Indra and Vayu, all-munificent, which attend you,
07.093.01 Again, again I call you prompt to listen, best to give quickly strength to him who craves it.
07.095.02 Pure in her course from mountains to the ocean, alone of streams Sarasvati hath listened.
07.095.04 May this Sarasvati be pleased and listen at this our sacrifice, auspicious Lady,
07.103.04 When the Frog moistened by the rain springs forward, and Green and Spotty both combine their voices.
07.104.15 Yea, may he lose all his ten sons together who with false tongue hath called me Yatudhana.
08.001.05 Not for a thousand, Thunderer! nor ten thousand, nor a hundred, Lord of countless wealth!
08.001.09 The Horses which are thine in tens, in hundreds, yea, in thousands thine,
08.001.15 If he will listen to my laud, then may out Soma-drops that flow
08.001.33 Playoga's son Asanga, by ten thousand, O Agni, hath surpassed the rest in giving.
08.001.33 For me ten bright-hued oxen have come forward like lotus-stalks from out a lake upstanding.
08.002.05 Repels, the far-extending God;
08.002.41 Vibhindu, thou hast helped this man, giving him thousands four times ten,
08.003.23 Compared with whom no other ten strong coursers, harnessed to the pole,
08.004.12 This thine appropriate food is here poured out for thee: come, hasten forward. drink of it,
08.005.02 Attend, O Asvins, on the Dawn.
08.005.12 To us, ye Lords of ample wealth, and to our wealth chiefs extend
08.005.37 As Kasu, Cedi's son, gave me a hundred head of buffaloes, and ten thousand kine.
08.005.38 He who hath given me for mine own ten Kings like gold to look upon.
08.006.18 Listen, thou Mighty, to my call.
08.006.46 Ten thousand head of kine, and steeds three times a hundred they bestowed
08.009.06 What force, Nasatyas, ye exert, whatever, Gods, ye tend and heal,
08.013.28 Attendants on thy glory, let the Rudras roar assent to thee,
08.014.13 Subduing all contending hosts.
08.017.02 Give car and listen to our prayers.
08.018.18 Extended term of life that they may live long days.
08.018.21 Unthreatened, Maruts! meet for praise, and filled with men.
08.019.11 And zealously tends his offerings-
08.020.13 Whose name extendeth like a sea, alone, resplendent, so that all have joy in it,
08.023.02 The Giver, and his flames with which no cars contend.
08.024.22 Now, son of Vyasva, praise thou him who to the tenth time still is new,
08.026.10 O Rsi, laud the Asvins well. Will they not listen to thy call?
08.026.11 O Heroes, listen to the son of Vyasva, and regard me here,
08.026.17 Listen to me, Immortal Ones.
08.026.23 Come on thy mighty car with wide-extending seat.
08.027.03 To the Adityas, Varuna whose Law stands fast, and the all-lightening Marut troop.
08.031.07 With sons and daughters by their side they reach their full extent of life,
08.031.14 As in all frays the hero, so swift moves his car whom Gods attend.
08.033.13 Come, thou most potent Indra, come to drink the savoury Soma juice.
08.035.04 Accept the sacrifice, attend to this my call: come nigh, O ye Twain Gods, to all libations here.
08.035.14 With Visnu and the Angirases attending you, and with the Maruts come unto your praiser's call.
08.037.03 Thou only sunderest these two consistent worlds, O Indra, Lord of Strength, with all thy saving help.
08.042.04 Asvins, with songs the singer stones have made you hasten hitherward,
08.043.07 Seeking the tender shrubs again.
08.044.25 As rivers hasten to the sea.
08.045.17 And thee who art not deaf, whose cars are quick to listen, for our aid,
08.045.18 When thou hast listened, make our call one which thou never wilt forget,
08.046.22 Steeds sixty thousand and ten thousand kine, and twenty hundred camels I obtained;
08.046.22 Ten hundred brown in hue, and other ten red in three spots: in all, ten thousand kine.
08.046.23 Ten browns that make my wealth increase, fleet steeds whose tails are long and fair,
08.047.07 To whom, Adityas, ye have lent your shelter that extendeth far.
08.047.10 A sure protection, triply strong, even that do ye extend to us.
08.048.07 O Soma, King, prolong thou our existence as Surya makes the shining days grow longer.
08.048.10 May I be with the Friend whose heart is tender, who, Lord of Bays! when quaffed will never harm me-
08.048.11 Soma hath risen in us, exceeding mighty, and we are come where men prolong existence.
08.049.01 Let the extended ladle full of oil balm thee, best Priest, to sit on sacred grass.
08.050.01 BOTH boons,-may Indra, hitherward turned, listen to this prayer of ours,
08.051.04 For which, Most Potent! thou wouldst fain bless the man here who strives for fame.
08.052.05 Now after their desire's intent the pious singers with the cry
08.053.04 Come, go thou forth, dwelling in heaven and listening to the prayers of men:
08.053.10 Hasten thou hither: drink thereof.
08.053.12 Hasten thou hitherward, and drink this for munificence to-day,
08.058.14 He, far away, and yet a child, cleft the cloud smitten by his voice.
08.058.16 We will attend the Heavenly One, the thousand-footed, red of hue, matchless, who blesses where he goes.
08.059.04 The potent Conqueror, invincible in war, him at whose birth the Mighty Ones,
08.061.08 Entreated by Vivasvan's ten, Indra cast down the water-jar
08.061.16 The Pious One milked out rich food, sustenance dealt in portions seven,
08.062.05 If ye at any time this day are listening to this my call,
08.062.10 Come hither, O ye Lords of wealth, and listen to this call of mine:
08.066.04 Then Indra at a single draught drank the contents of thirty pails,
08.068.07 Gracious, displaying tender love, unconquered, gentle in thy thoughts,
08.071.03 Joy, Indra, in the strengthening food et it content thy wish and thought,
08.082.18 May Sakra listen to our prayers.
08.082.34 Yea, may the Strong give potent wealth.
08.083.07 When hasten they whose might ispure?
08.085.03 His head and mouth have powers that pass all others, and all his people hasten near to listen.
08.085.13 The Black Drop sank in Amsumati's bosom, advancing with ten thousand round about it.
08.086.14 Thou knowest well, O Sakra, thou Most Potent, with thy strength, Indra, to destroy these castles.
08.088.01 So, Indra, listen here to those who bring the laud: come near unto our dwellingplace.
08.090.13 Is seen, advancing as it were with various tints, amid the ten surrounding arms.
08.091.02 So with our song that prays and serves, attentive, Lord of spreading light,
08.091.22 When he enkindles Agni, man should with his heart attend the song:
08.098.03 Vasus and Rudras shall come near to give us aid, and Maruts listen to our call.
08.100.02 Ten thousand Dasyave-vrka, the son of Putakrata, hath
09.001.07 Ten sister maids of slender form seize him within the press and hold
09.002.05 The lake is brightened in the floods. Soma, our Friend, heaven's prop and stay,
09.005.08 Sarasvati and Bharati and Ila, Mighty One, attend.
09.006.05 Whom, having passed the filter, ten dames cleanse, as' twere a vigorous steed,
09.007.01 FORTH on their way the glorious drops have flowed for maintenance of Law,
09.008.04 The ten swift fingers deck thee forth, seven ministers impel thee on:
09.015.08 Him, even him, the fingers ten and the seven songs make beautiful,
09.016.05 Contending for the glorious prize.
09.017.04 It hastens to the pitchers, poured upon the sieve it waxes strong
09.028.04 Directed by the Sisters ten, bellowing on his way this Steer
09.030.01 STREAMS of this Potent One have flowed easily to the straining-cloth:
09.038.03 Ten active fingers carefully adorn him here; they make him bright
09.045.02 Stream to thine embassy for us: thou hastenest, for Indra, to
09.046.06 This Pavamana, meet to be adorned, the fingers ten adorn,
09.049.05 Onward hath Pavamana flowed and beaten off the Raksasas,
09.052.04 Of him who threatens us with war.
09.056.03 Ten Dames have sung to welcome thee, even as a maiden greets her love:
09.058.04 From whom we have accepted thus thousands and three times ten beside:
09.061.07 Him here, the Child whom streams have borne, the ten swift fingers beautify
09.062.06 The milch-kine sweeten it with milk.
09.062.30 For potent Indra purify Indu effectual and strong,
09.063.09 And those ten Coursers, tawny-hued, he harnessed that the Sun might come
09.064.04 Out of desire of cows and steeds and horses. potent Soma-drops,
09.064.10 Indu, Enlightener, Friend, hath been purified by the sages' hymns:
09.065.15 O thou whose potent gladdening juice they milk out with the stones, flow on,
09.068.02 He bellows with a roar arourd the highest twigs: the Tawny One is sweetened as he breaks them up.
09.068.07 Together with the Rsis, with their prayers and hymns ten women deck thee, Soma, friendly when effused.
09.070.04 He, while he is adorned by the ten skilful ones, that he too in the Midmost Mothers may create,
09.071.05 They, the ten sisters, on the lap of Aditi, have sent him forward like a car from both the arms.
09.072.01 He sendeth out his voice, and many loving friends of him the highly lauded hasten with their songs.
09.072.02 When, with the ten that dwell together closely joined, the men whose hands are skilful cleanse the lovely meath.
09.074.02 A far-extended pillar that supports the sky the Soma-stalk, filled full, moves itself every way.
09.076.01 ON flows the potent juice, sustainer of the heavens, the strength of Gods, whom men must hail with shouts of joy.
09.077.05 The active potent juice of heaven is flowing on, great Varuna whom the forward man can ne' er deceive.
09.080.01 He lightens with the roaring of Br aspati: h the lakes have not contained the pourings of juice.
09.080.04 The men, the ten swift fingers, milk thee out for Gods, even thee most rich in meath, with thousand flowing streams.
09.080.05 Deft-handed men with stones, the ten swift fingers, drain thee into waters, thee, the Steer enriched with sweets.
09.082.04 Thou givest pleasure as a wife delights her lord. Listen, O Child of Pajri, for to thee I speak.
09.085.07 Ten rapid fingers deck the Courser in the jar: with hymns the holy singers send their voices forth.
09.085.07 The filtering juices hasten to their eulogy, the drops that gladden find their way to Indra's heart.
09.085.08 While thou art purified pour on us hero strength, great, far-extended shelter, spacious pasturage.
09.086.27 The ceaseless watery fountains with their hundred streams sing, as they hasten near, to him the Golden-hued
09.088.07 Flow onward like the potent band of Maruts, like that Celestial Host whom none revileth.
09.089.04 The twins, the sisters brighten him, and strengthen-these children of one damethe vigorous Racer.
09.089.05 Four pouring out the holy oil attend him, sitting together in the same container.
09.090.06 Thus like a wise and potent King flow onward, destroying with thy vigour all misfortunes.
09.091.01 The sisters ten upon the fleecy summit drive on the Car-horse to the resting places.
09.092.04 Ten on the fleecy height, themselves, self-prompted, and seven fresh rivers, brighten and adorn thee.
09.093.01 TEN sisters, pouring out the rain together, swift-moving thinkers of the sage, adorn him.
09.093.02 As youth to damsel, so with milk he hastens on to the. chose meeting-place, the beaker.
09.095.03 Hastening onward like the waves of waters, our holy hymns are pressing nigh to Soma.
09.095.04 Hymns follow and attend him as he bellows: Trita bears Varuna aloft in ocean.
09.096.02 Men decked with gold adorn his golden tendril, incessantly with steed-impelling homage.
09.096.10 Warding off curses, King of all existence, he shall find way for prayer the while they cleanse him.
09.096.14 While thou with rivers roarest in the beaker, and blent with milk prolongest our existence.
09.096.19 Hawk seated in the bowls, Bird wide-extended, the Banner seeking kine and wielding weapons,
09.097.03 Dear, he is brightened on the fleecy summit, a Prince among us, nobler than the noble.
09.097.12 Indu hath, wearing qualities by seasons, on the raised fleece engaged, the ten swift fingers.
09.097.13 Well is he beard like Indra's shout in battle: letting this voice be known he hastens hither.
09.097.23 The King shall be effectual strength's upholder: he by the ten bright reins is mostly guided.
09.097.46 He, chariot-borne, sun-bright, and truly potent, was poured forth like the longing of the pious.
09.097.55 Thou comest unto three extended filters, and hasteriest through each one as they cleanse thee.
09.097.56 This Soma here, the Wise, the All-obtainer, flows on his way as King of all existence.
09.097.57 The wise men send him forth with ten swift fingers, and balm his form with essence of the waters.
09.100.04 Hastening onward through the fleece like a fierce horse who wins the prize.
09.106.02 Effused, this juice victorious flows for Indra, for his maintenance.
09.107.16 He hastens o' er the fleece with all his thousand streams: men make him bright and beautiful.
09.108.04 By whom Dadhyac Navagva opens fastened doors, by whom the sages gained their wish,
09.108.12 The Mighty One was born Immortal, giving life, lightening darkness with his shine.
09.110.04 Thou didst produce him, Deathless God mid mortal men for maintenance of Law and lovely Amrta:
09.110.09 As long as thou, O Pavamana, art above this earth and heaven and all existence in thy might,
10.003.01 O KING, the potent and terrific envoy, kindled for strength, is manifest in beauty.
10.003.03 Attendant on the Blessed Dame the Blessed hath come: the Lover followeth his Sister.
10.003.06 He, the most Godlike, far-extending envoy, shines with flames ancient, resonant, whitely-shining.
10.004.06 Like thieves who risk their lives and haunt the forest, the twain with their ten girdles have secured him.
10.005.04 For tracks of Order and refreshing viands attend from ancient times the goodly Infant.
10.006.04 Increasing by his strength. while lauds content him, with easy flight unto the Gods he travels.
10.008.07 Through his wise insight Trita in the cavern, seeking as ever the Chief Sire's intention,
10.008.07 Carefully tended in his Parents' bosom, calling the weapons kin, goes forth to combat.
10.010.08 Not me-go quickly, wanton, with another, and hasten like a chariot wheel to meet him.
10.014.12 Dark-hued, insatiate, with distended nostrils, Yama's two envoys roam among the People;
10.014.13 May they restore to us a fair existence here and to-day, that we may see the sunlight.
10.015.03 They who enjoy pressed juices with oblation seated on sacred grass, come oftenest hither.
10.015.05 Laid on the sacred grass, come nigh and listen: may they be gracious unto us and bless us.
10.015.09 Who thirsted mid the Gods, who hasten hither, oblation winners, theme of singers' praises.
10.016.13 Here let the water-lily grow, and tender grass and leafy herb.
10.017.10 For, Goddesses, they bear off all defilement: I, rise up from them purified and brightened.
10.018.02 As ye have come effacing Mrtyu's footstep, to further times prolonging your existence,
10.018.03 We have gone forth for dancing and for laughter, tofurther times prolonging our existence.
10.018.06 May Tvastar, maker of fair things, be gracious and lengthen out the days of your existence.
10.018.11 Heave thyself, Earth, nor press thee downward heavily: afford him easy access, gently tending him.
10.026.09 May he increase our store of wealth and listen to this call of ours.
10.027.04 The potent one who dwelt in peace I conquered, grasped by the foot and slew him on the mountain.
10.027.15 Nine from behind came armed with winnowing-baskets: ten from the front pressed o' er the rock's high ridges.
10.027.16 One of the ten, the tawny, shared in common, they send to execute their final purpose.
10.027.20 These my two Bulls, even Pramara' s, are harnessed: drive them not far; here let them often linger.
10.027.21 This is the thunderbolt which often whirleth down from the lofty misty realm of Surya.
10.028.08 The Deities approached, they carried axes; splitting the wood they came with their attendants.
10.028.11 So may the leather strap their foot entangle who fatten on the viands of the Brahman.
10.031.06 This Bull's most gracious far-extended favour existed first of all in full abundance.
10.032.02 Let those who often bring their solemn rites conquer the noisy babblers who present no gifts.
10.034.06 Still do the dice extend his eager longing, staking his gains against his adversary.
10.034.12 To him I show my ten extended fingers: I speak the truth. No wealth am I withholding.
10.039.06 Listen to me, O Asvins; I have cried to you. Give me-your aid as sire and mother aid their son.
10.041.02 Wherewith ye, Heroes, visit clans who sacrifice, even the poor man's worship where the priest attends.
10.042.08 Indra, the swallower of strong libations rich in the boons they bring, the potent Somas,
10.043.03 These the Seven Rivers flowing on their downward path increase the vital vigour of the potent Steer.
10.043.06 The man in whose libations Sakra hath delight by means of potent Somas vanquisheth his foes.
10.044.08 He stays apart the two confronting bowls; he sings lauds in the potent Soma's joy when he hath drunk.
10.045.04 At once, when born, he looked around enkindled, and lightened heaven and earth within with splendour.
10.047.03 Wealth, with good Brahmans, Indra! God-attended, high, wide, and deep, arid based on broad foundations,
10.051.03 Then Yama marked thee, God of wondrous splendour! effulgent from thy tenfold secret dwelling,
10.053.11 Knowing the secret places make ye ready that whereby the Gods have gotten immortality.
10.053.11 Ye with a secret tongue and dark intention laid the maiden deep within, the calf within the mouth.
10.055.02 Great is that secret name and far-extending, whereby thou madest all that is and shall be.
10.061.04 Enjoy my sacrifice, come to my viands contented, not deceiving expectation.'
10.061.21 Glorified thus, with holy hymns and homage:-Of noble race, with Waters, God-attended
10.063.02 Ye who were born from waters, and from Aditi, and from the earth, do ye here listen to my call.
10.064.04 May Aja-Ekapad with Rkvans swift to hear, and Ahi of the Deep listen unto our call.
10.064.06 May all those vigorous Coursers listen to our cry, hearers of invocation, speeding on their way;
10.064.07 They with one mind, one thought attend the sacrifice, urged by the favouring aid of Savitar the God.
10.064.16 Gaya, the priestly singer, with his praises and hymns contented the Celestial people.
10.066.02 Who, sent by Indra and advised by Varuna, have gotten for themselves a share of Surya's light
10.066.08 Potent, with firm-fixt laws, arranging sacrifice, visiting solemn rites in splendour of the day,
10.066.11 The Dragon of the Deep, shall listen to my words, and all the Deities and Princes shall give ear.
10.070.05 Touch ye the far-extending height of heaven or spring apart to suit the wide earth's measure.
10.071.06 Even if he hears her still in vain he listens: naught knows he of the path of righteous action.
10.072.02 Existence, in an earlier age of Gods, from Non-existence sprang.
10.072.03 Existence, in the earliest age of Gods, from Non-existence sprang.
10.073.05 Glad, for the race that rests on holy Order, with friends who hasten to their goal, hath Indra
10.073.09 Thou from the udder which o' er earth is fastened hast poured the milk into the kine and herbage.
10.077.03 They who extend beyond the earth and heaven, by their own mass, as from the cloud spreads Surya;
10.077.05 Ye are like horses fastened to the chariot poles, luminous with your beams, with splendour as at dawn;
10.080.04 Agni hath made oblations rise to heaven: to every place are Agni's laws extended.
10.082.01 Then when the eastern ends were firmly fastened, the heavens and the earth were far extended.
10.082.04 Who, in the distant, near, and lower region, made ready all these things that have existence.
10.082.07 Enwrapt in misty cloud, with lips that stammer, hymn-chanters wander and are discontented.
10.083.04 For thou art, Manyu, of surpassing vigour, fierce, queller of the foe, and self-existent,
10.085.04 Thou standest listening to the stones none tastes of thee who dwells on earth.
10.085.12 Clean, as thou wentest, were thy wheels wind, was the axle fastened there.
10.085.20 Coming, he orders f6r the Gods their portion. The Moon prolongs the days of our existence.
10.085.30 This female fiend hath got her feet, and as a wife attends her lord.
10.085.30 Unlovely is his body when it glistens with this wicked fiend,
10.085.46 Vouchsafe to her ten sons, and make her husband the eleventh man.
10.086.15 Sweet to thine heart, O Indra, is the brew which she who tends thee pours. Supreme is Indra over all.
10.089.06 When heightened in his ire his indignation shatters the firm and breaks the strong in pieces.
10.089.11 Vaster than bounds of earth and wind's extension, vaster than rivers and our lands is Indra.
10.089.14 When fiends lay there upon the ground extended like cattle in the place of immolation?
10.089.18 (ditto 3.30.22)
10.090.01 On every side pervading earth he fills a space ten fingers wide.
10.093.01 MIGHTY are ye, and far-extended, Heaven and Earth: both Worlds are evermore to us like two young Dames.
10.093.10 To these men present here, O Heaven and Earth, to us grant lofty fame extending over all mankind.
10.094.07 To these who have ten workers and a tenfold girth, to these who have ten yoke-straps and ten binding thongs,
10.094.07 To these who bear ten reins, the eternal, sing ye praise, to these who bear ten car-poles, ten when they are yoked.
10.094.08 These Stones with ten conductors, rapid in their course, with lovely revolution travel round and round.
10.095.06 These like red kine have hastened forth, the bright ones, and like milch-cows have lowed in emulation.
10.095.16 I tasted once a day a drop of butter; and even now with that am I am contented.
10.096.02 For Indra laud ye strength allied with Tawny Steeds, laud him whom cows content as' twere with yellow drops.
10.096.12 That, pleased with sacrifice wherein ten fingers toil, thou mayest, at the feast, drink of our offered meath.
10.099.09 He with his potent Friends gave up the mighty, gave gusnia up to Kutsa for affliction.
10.100.07 Not often have we sinned against you secretly, nor, Vasus, have we openly provoked the Gods.
10.101.03 Lay on the yokes, and fasten well the traces: formed is the furrow, sow the seed within it.
10.101.04 Arrange the buckets in their place securely fasten on the straps.
10.101.10 Embrace and compass it with tenfold girdle, and to both chariot-poles attach the car-horse.
10.103.09 Ours be the potent host of mighty Indra, King Varuna, and Maruts, and Adityas.
10.104.11 (ditto 3.36.11)
10.106.07 Like cars ye will attend to him who orders: ye Two enjoy our wondrous work as sharers.
10.109.07 They shared the fulness of the earth, and won themselves extended sway.
10.110.04 Widely it spreads around and far-extended, fair for the Gods and bringing peace and freedom.
10.110.10 Agni, Vanaspati the Immolator sweeten our offered gift with meath and butter.
10.111.01 Let us draw Indra with true deeds anear us: he loves our songs, the Hero, and is potent.
10.111.05 The vast sky with the Sun hath he extended, and, best otpillars, stayed it with a pillar.
10.111.06 Here hast thou, Bold Assailant, boldly conquered. Yea, then thine arms, O Maghavan, were potent.
10.111.07 When the Dawns come attendant upon Surya their rays discover wealth of divers colours.
10.112.02 Let thy Bay Steeds, thy Stallions, hasten hither, with whom thou cornest nigh and art delighted.
10.113.02 When Indra Maghavan with those who followed him had smitten Vrtra he deserved the choice of Gods.
10.113.06 What time the Potent One rent Vrtra with his strength, who held the waters back, whom darkness compassed round.
10.113.10 May we by easy paths pass all our troubles: find us this day a ford wide and extensive.
10.114.03 The Youthful One, well-shaped, with four locks braided, brightened with oil, puts on the ordinances.
10.114.08 A thousand spots contain the mighty thousand. Vak spreadeth forth as far as Prayer extendeth.
10.115.01 VERILY wondrous is the tender Youngling's growth who never draweth nigh to drink his Mothers' milk.
10.115.08 O Son of Strength, Victorious, with this title Upastuta's most potent voice reveres thee.
10.115.08 Blest with brave sons by thee we will extol thee, and lengthen out the days of our existence.
10.116.06 Extend afar the votary's fame and glory, as the firm archer's strength drives off the foeman.
10.117.03 Success attends him in the shout of battle. He makes a friend of him in future troubles.
10.120.04 With mightier power, Bold God, extend thy firmness: let not malignant Yatudhanas harm thee.
10.122.08 Arrangers in our synods, Agni, while they sang Vasisistha s sons have called thee down, the Potent One.
10.123.06 On thee with wings of gold, Varuna's envoy, the Bird that hasteneth to the home of Yama.
10.125.07 Thence I extend o' er all existing creatures, and touch even yonder heaven with my forehead.
10.125.08 I breathe a strong breath like the wind and tempest, the while I hold together all existence.
10.128.02 Mine be the middle air's extended region, ani may the wind blow favouring these my wishes.
10.128.04 For me let them present all mine oblations, and let my mind's intention be accomplished.
10.129.01 THEN was not non-existent nor existent: there was no realm of air, no sky beyond it.
10.129.04 Sages who searched with their heart's thought discovered the existent's kinship in the non-existent.
10.129.05 Transversely was their severing line extended: what was above it then, and what below it?
10.130.02 The Man extends it and the Man unbinds it: even to this vault of heaven hath he outspun, it.
10.130.02 These pegs are fastened to the seat of worship: they made the Sama-hymns their weaving shuttles.
10.132.04 The chariot's Lord was well content, forbearing to anger Death by sin so great.
10.132.07 These our disheartened tribes Nrmedhas saved from woe, Sumedhas saved from Woe.
10.133.02 Foeless, O Indra, wast thou born. Thou tendest well each choicest thing. Therefore we draw us close to thee. Let the weak bowstrings break upon the bows of feeble enemies.
10.135.01 The Father, Master of the house, tendeth with love our ancient Sires.
10.135.06 A depth extended in the front: a passage out was made behind.
10.137.07 The tongue that leads the voice precedes. Then with our ten-fold branching hands,
10.139.01 He in whose energy wise Pusan marches, surveying all existence like a herdsman.
10.141.04 Indra, Vayu, Brhaspati, Gods swift to listen, we invoke,
10.145.05 As victory attends us both we will subdue my fellow-wife.
10.145.06 As a cow hastens to her calf, so let thy spirit speed te me, hasten like water on its way.
10.148.05 Listen to Prthi's call, heroic Indra, and be thou lauded by the hymns of Venya,
10.152.03 O Vrtra-slaying Indra, quell the foeman's wrath who threatens us.
10.154.03 The heroes who contend in war and boldly cast their lives away,
10.155.01 We frighten thee away with these, the heroes of Sirimbitha.
10.155.04 When, foul with secret stain and spot, ye hastened onward to the breast,
10.163.02 From the neck-tendons and the neck, from the breast-bones and from the spine,
10.167.02 Let us call Sakra to libations here effused, winner of light who joyeth in the potent juice.
10.168.02 Borne on his car with these for his attendants, the God speeds forth, the universe's Monarch.
10.178.02 Like the two wide worlds, broad, deep far-extended, may we be safe both when he comes and leaves you.
10.183.03 In plants and herbs, in all existent beings I have deposited the germ of increase.
10.184.03 That germ of thine we invocate, that in the tenth month thou mayst bear.
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