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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Fleet as swift steeds thy cows celestial have been poured, O Pavamana, with the milk into the vat. Sages who make thee bright, O friend whom Rishis love, have shed continuous streams from out the realm of air.
812
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The beams of Pavamana, sent from earth and heaven his ensigns who is ever stedfast, travel round. When on the sieve the golden-hued is cleansed he rests within the jars as one who seats him in his place.
813
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
O thou who seest all things, sovran as thou art and passing strong, thy rays encompass every form. Pervading with thy natural powers thou flowest on, and as the whole world's Lord, O Soma, thou art King.
814
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
From heaven hath Pavamana, made, as 'twere, the marvellous thunder, and The lofty light of all mankind.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The gladdening and auspicious juice of thee, O Pavamana, King! Flows o'cr the woollen straining-cloth.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Thy juice, O Pavamana, sends its rays abroad fixe splendid skill, Like lustre, all heaven's light, to see.
817
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Impetuous, bright, have they come forth, unwearied in their speed, like bulls, Driving the black skin far away.
818
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
May we attain the bridge of bliss, leaving the bridge of woe behind: The riteless Dasa may we quell!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The mighty Pavamana's roar is heard as 'twere the rush of rain The lightning-Rashes move in heaven.
820
Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Indu, pour out abundant food with store of cattle and of gold, Of heroes, Soma! and of steeds!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Flow onward, dear to all mankind fi full the mighty heaven and earth, As Dawn, as Surya with his beams
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
On every side, O Soma, flow round us with thy protecting stream, As Rasa flows around the world!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Flow on, O thou of lofty thought, flow swift in thy beloved form, Saying, I go where dwell the Gods.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Preparing what is unprepared, and bringing store of food to man, Make thou the rain descend from heaven
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Even here is he who, swift of course, hath with the river's wave Rowed down. From heaven upon the straining cloth.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
With might. producing glare, the juice enters the purifying sieve, Far-seeing, sending forth its light.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Inviting him from far away, and even from near at hand, the juice For Indra is poured forth as meath.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
In union they have sung the hymn: with stones they urge the golden-hued, Indu for Indra, for his drink.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The glittering maids send Sdra forth, the glorious sisters, closeallied, Send Indu forth, their mighty Lord.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Pervade, O Pavamana, all our treasures with repeated light, Pressed out, O God thyself, for Gods!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Pour on us, Pavamana! rain, as service and fair praise for Gods: Pour forth unceasingly for food!
832
Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
The watchful guardian of the people hath been born, Agni, the very strong, for fresh prosperity. With oil upon his face. with high heaven-touching flame, he shineth splendidly, pure, for the Bharatas.
833
Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
O Agni, the Angirasas discovered thee what time thou layest hidden, fleeing back from wood to wood. Thou by attrition art produced as conquering might, and men, O Angiras, call thee the Son of Strength.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
The men enkindle Agni in his threefold seat, ensign of sacrifice, the earliest bousehold- priest. With Indra and the Gods together on the grass let the wise priest sit to complete the sacrifice!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Mitra-Varuna
This Soma hath been pressed for you, Low-strengtheners, Mitra, Varuna! List, list ye here to this may call!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Mitra-Varuna
Both Kings who never injure aught have come to their sublimest home, The thousand-pillared, firmly based.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Mitra-Varuna
Worshipped with fat libation. Lords of gifts, Adityas, sovran Kings, They wait on him whose life is true.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Armed with the bones of dead Dadhyach, Indra with unresisted. might The nine-and-ninety Vritras slew.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
He, searching for the horse's head that in the mountains lay concealed, Found it in Saryandvdn lake.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Then straight they recognized the mystic name of the creative Steer. There in the mansion of the Moon.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra Agni
As rain from out the cloud, for you, Indra and Agni, from my thought This noblest praise hath been produced.
842
Book III, Chapter I, , Indra Agni
Indra and Agni, listen to the singer's call: accept his songs. Fulfil, ye mighty Lords, his prayers!
843
Book III, Chapter I, , Indra Agni
Give us not up to indigence, ye heroes, Indra, Agni, nor To Slander and reproach of men!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Gold-Hued! as one who giveth strength flow on for Gods to drink, a draught For Vayu and the Marut host!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The Steer shines brightly with the Gods, dear Sage in his appointed home. Even Pavamana unbeguiled.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
O Pavamana, sent by prayer, roaring about thy dwelling-place, Ascend to Vayu as Law bids!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
O Soma, Indu, every day thy friendship hath been my delight. Many fiends follow me; help me, thou tawny-hued: pass on beyond these barriers!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Close to thy bosom am I. Soma, day and night draining the milk, O golden hued. Surya himself refulgent with his glow have we, as birds, o'ertaken in his course.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Active, while being purified, he hath assailed all enemies: They deck the Sage with holy hymns.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The Red hath mounted to his shrine; strong Indra hath approached the juice: In his firm dwelling let him rest!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
O Indu, Soma, send us now great opulence from every side: Pour on us treasures thousandfold!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Drink Soma, Indra Lord of bays! and let it cheer thee: the stone, like a well-guided courser, Directed by the presser's arms bath pressed it.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
So let the draught of joy, thy dear companion, by which, O Lord of bays, thou slayest Vritras, Delight thee, Indra, Lord of princely treasuresl
854
Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Mark closely, Maghavan, the word I utter, this eulogy recited by Vasislitha: Accept the prayers I offer at thy banquet!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Heroes of one accord brought forth and formed for kingship Indra who wins the victory in all encounters, For power, in firmness, in the field, the great destroyer, fierce and exceeding strong, stalwart and full of vigour.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
The holy sages form a ring, to view and sing unto the Ram. Inciters, very brilliant, from all deceit, are with your chariters nigh to hear.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Bards joined in song to Indra so that he might drink the Soma juice. The Lord of light, that he whose laws stand fast might aid with power and with the help he gives.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
He who as sovran Lord of men moves with his chariots unrestrained, The Vritra-slayer, vanquisher of all fighting hosts, pre-eminent, is praised in song.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Honour that Indra, Puruhanman! for his aid, him in whose hand of old the fair Sustaining bolt of thunder, mighty like the God, like Surya, was deposited!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
The Sage of heaven whose heart is wise, when laid between both hands, with roars, Gives us delightful powers of life.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
He, the bright son, when born, illumed his parents who had sprung to life, Great Son, great strengtheners of Law.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
On, onward to a glorious home, free from all guile and dear to. men, Flow with enjoyment to our praise!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
For, verily, Pavamana, thou, divine! endued with brightest splendour, calling all Creatures to immortality.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
With whom Dadhyach Navagva opened fastened doors, by whom the sages gained their wish, By whom they won the fame of lovely Amrita in the felicity of Gods.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Soma, while filtered, with his wave flows through the long wool of the sheep, Roaring, while purified, before the voice of song.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
With prayers they cleanse the mighty steed, sporting in wood, above the fleece: Our hymns, intoned, have praised him of the triple height.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
He hath been hastened to the jars, bountiful, like an eager horse, And, lifting up his voice, while filtered, glided on.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Father of holy hymns, Soma flows onward, the father of the earth, father of heaven. Father of Agni, Surya's generator, the father who begat Indra and Vishnu.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Brahman of Gods, the leader of the poets, Rishi of sages, chief of savage creatures, Falcon amid the vultures, axe of forests, over the cleansing sieve goes Soma singing.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
He, Soma Pavamana, like a river, hath stirred the wave of voice, our songs and praises Beholding these inferior powers, the hero, well knowing, takes his stand among the cattle.
871
Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
Hither, for powerful kinship, I call Agni, him who prospers you, Most frequent at our solemn rites.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
That through this famed one's power he may stand by us, even as Tvasbtar comes Unto the forms that must be shaped.
873
Book III, Chapter I, , Agni
This Agni is the Lord supreme above all glories' mid the Gods: May he come nigh to us with strength.
874
Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
This poured libation, Indra drink, immortal, gladdening, excellent! Streams of the bright have flowed to thee here at the seat of holy Law.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
When, Indra, thou dost guide thy bays, there is no better charioteer: None hath surpassed thee in thy might, none with good steeds o'ertaken thee.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Sing glory now to Indra, say to him your solemn eulogies! The drops poured forth have made him glad: pay reverence to his noblest might!
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Indra, be pleased: drive forward, hero, striker of thy bays! Fair, like a sage, delighting in the meath, drink of the juice for rapturous joy.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
O Indra, fill thy belly anew with meath that seems to flow from heaven. The sweet-voiced raptures of this juice have come, as 'twere to heaven. to thee.
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Book III, Chapter I, , Indra
Indra, victorious, Mitra-like, smote, like a Yati, Vritra dead. As Bhrigu quelled his foes, he cleft Vala in Soma's rapturous joy.