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1INDEX OF WORDS. 485 sva-gfirta, delightful by their own nature, I, 140, 13. sva-^enya, noble by his own nature, V, 7, 5- sva-tavat, self-strong, IV, 2, 6. svad, to taste: svadante, II, 1, 14 ; asvadayat, II, 4, 7 ; — to make relishable, savoury : sisvadat, I, 188, 10 ; svada, III, 14, 7. sva-dharman, following his own ordinances, III, 21, 2. svadhji, inherent power: svadhabhi£, by one's self, by the power of his own nature, I, 95, 4 ; III, 26, 8 ; svadh&ya, according to their wont, II, 3, 8 ; III, 4, 7 ; by himself, III, 17, 5 ; by his own power, IV, 1 3, 5 ; — svadha£ adhayat, he drank the draughts, I, 144, 22. svadha-vat, self-dependent, I, 36, 12 ; 144, 7; 147, 2; III, 20,3; IV, 5, 2; 10,6; 12, 3; V, 3, 2; 5; moving according to one's wont, I, 95, ia; moving by his own strength, I, 95, 4. svd-dhiti, axe, III, 2, 10 ; 8, 6 ; 11 ; svan, to resound : svanit, II, 4, 6. svand, noise, I, 94, 11. sva-patya, a man's own dominion : sva-paty&ni (conj. for su-apat- yani), I, 72, 92. svayaja/6-tara, highly brilliant by oneself, V, 17, 21,3. svd-yajas, endowed with his own splendour, I, 95, 2 ; 5 ; 9. sva-yu, free, II, 4, 7. svar, sun, or Sun : sura£ na sam-dr*k, I, 66, 1 ; sva£ driAke, I, 66, io3; 69, 10; sva£ (loc), I, 70, 81 ; 91; sva/6 vividu£, I, 71, 2 ; sva£ nd, I, 148, 1; II, 2, 7 ; 8; 10 ; 8, 4 ; sva£ mahat, III, 2, 7 ; sure, IV, 3, 8 ; avf£ sva£ abha- vat, IV, 3, 11s; sura£ va>«ena, IV, 5, 13 ; sva£ na gy6tih, IV, 10, 31; avindat f$h apa£ sva£, V, 14, 41. sva-ra>, king, I, 36, 7. sva-ra^-ya, royalty, II, 8, 52. svaru, sacrificial post, III, 8, 61 ; 9 ; 10; IV, 6, 3. svarar/, sun-hero : svanza£ (?), (I, , 70,9'). , svartha, see su-artha. sv&sara, fold, II, 2, 2. svasr/, sister, I, 65, 7; II, 5, 61 ; svasara£, I, 71, i2; tisra£, II, 5, 51; da\ra, III, 29, 132; dviT* paw^a, IV, 6, 81; apasi svasr*«am, III, i,3s; ir- svasti, happiness, welfare, 1, 1, 9, &c; svasti-bhi^, safely, I, 189, 2 ;— with welfare, happily, 1 1, 9, 6 ; IV, 11,6; V, 4, 11. svadana, sweetener, V, 7, 6. svidu-kshadman, having sweet food, I, 31, 15. sv&dman, sweetness, I, 69, 31. svana, roaring, V, 2, 10; 25, 8 ;— thundering, V, 10, 5. svanin, tumultuous, III, 26, 5, sv&ha, the word Svaha, 1, 13, 12; II F, 4, 11 ; V, 5, 11 ; svaha havyam kartana, pronounce the Svaha over the offering, I, 142, 12. svaha-krita, (offerings) over which the Svaha has been pronounced, 1, 142, 13 ; II, 3, 11. svaha-kWti, pronouncing Sv&ha, I, 188, 11. svid, to sweat: sisvidana£, IV, 2, 6. sv£da, sweat, V, 7, 5. ha/«s£, swan, I, 65, 9 ; III, 8, 9. han, to kill, slay: hawsi, I, 31, 6; ^fghawsata^, I, 36, 15 ; ahan (without an object), I, 69, 81 ; — vf ^ahi, smite, I, 36, 16. har : haryama«a, longed for, III, 6, 4 ; — prati harya, accept graciously, I, 144, 7 ; prati harya£, thou acceptest, V, 2, 1 1. hari, golden, I, 95, 1 ;— bay horse, fallow steed : hari-bhyam, I, 76, 3 ; IV, 15, 71; hari iti, IV, 15,8; V, 27, 2. hari-keja, whose hair is golden, III, 2, 13.
2har : haryama«a, longed for, III, 6, 4 ; — prati harya, accept graciously, I, 144, 7 ; prati harya£, thou acceptest, V, 2, 1 1. hari, golden, I, 95, 1 ;— bay horse, fallow steed : hari-bhyam, I, 76, 3 ; IV, 15, 71; hari iti, IV, 15,8; V, 27, 2. hari-keja, whose hair is golden, III, 2, 13. harit, pi., the golden horses, IV, 6, 91 ; harfta/6 sapta yahvi£, the seven young fallow mares, IV, 13, 3- hari-vrata, whose every law is golden^ HI, 3, 51. haryata, delightful, III, 5, 3. hava, invocation, I, 45, 3. havi£-adya, eating the oblation, V, *> V; 4>4# r , havi#-kr/t, preparer of the sacrificial food, I, 13, 3. 486 VEDIC HYMNS. havi^-dsi, giver of offerings, IV, 3, 71. havi£-pati, master of sacrificial food, 1, 12, 8. havi£-vah, bearer of oblations, 1,72,7. havi's, sacrificial food, I, 12, 10, &c. havfshmat, rich in sacrificial food, offering sacrificial food, I, 12, 9, &c. ; .1, 128, 22. haViman, invocation, I, 12, 2. havya, to be proclaimed : bhaga£ na havya£, I, 144, 3s ;— to be in- yoked, III, 5, 3 ; v> J7, 4- havya, sacrificial food : havyaya v6/£ave, I, 45, 6 ;— I, 74, 4, &c. havya-dati, giver of offerings, III, 2, 8 ; — gift of offerings, IV, 8, 5 ; V, 26, 4. havya-vsih, bearer of oblations, carrier of offerings, I, 12, 2; 6; 44, 8; 67, 2; 128, 8; III, 2, 2; 5, 10; 10, 9; 11, 2; 17, 4; 27, 5; 29, 7; IV, 8,1; V,4, 2; 6, 5; 28,5. havya-vsihana, carrier of oblations, I, 36, 10; 44, 2; 5; V, 8, 6; II, 4 ; 25, 4 ; 28, 6 ; devebhya£ havya-vahana, III, 9, 61. haskartr/j producing joy, IV, 7, 3. ha, to give (up to) : #ahati, I, 95, 7.. ha : ut-^fhana^, flying up, V, 1, 1. hi, to incite, stir up : hinvatu, I, 27, 11 ; hinuhi, I, 143, 4 ; hinvanti, I, 144, 5 ; hiyan<i, driven for- ward, II, 4, 4 ; hinve, he speeds along, IV, 7, 11; hinvire, they drive forward, V, 6, 6 ; — sam ahema (conj. for sam mahema), we have sent forward, I, 94, i1. hita-mitra, who has made himself (valiant) friends, I, 73, 32. hfrawya, gold, IV, 10, 6. hfra«ya-keja, golden-haired, 1,79, 1. hiraraya-danta, gold- toothed, V, 2, 3. hirawyaya, golden : hirawyayi iti, I, 144, 6. hira«ya-ratha, with the golden chariot, IV, 1, 8. hfrawya-rupa, golden-coloured, IV, 3, 1. hiri-jiprd, with golden jaws, II, 2, 51. hfri-jmajru, golden-bearded, V, 7, 7. hu, to offer, sacrifice : huyate, I, 26, 6, &c. ; guhure, II, 9, 3 •— ji-huta£, worshipped by offer- ings, into whom offerings are poured, I, 36, 8, &c; II, 7, 4l5 5 ; III, 24, 3, &c. ; a-#uhvana£, receiving libations, I, 188, 3 ; a^uhota, with Ace, make offer- ings in, III, 9, 8. huras, on a crooked way, IV, 3, 13. hr/, to take: vi-haran, spreading out, IV, 13) 4. hr/,to be angry: hr/«iyamana£,V,2, 8. hr/d, heart, mind, I, 60, 3, &c. hr/di-spr/j, touching the heart, IV, 10, Is. hr/sh : harshat, joyous, I, 127, 6; — ut-harshayanti, they delight, V, . 27,5«. hr/shi vat, joyful, I, 127, 6. he/as, anger, I, 94, 121; IV, 1, 4. hemya'-vat, well-impelled, IV, 2, 81.
3hr/d, heart, mind, I, 60, 3, &c. hr/di-spr/j, touching the heart, IV, 10, Is. hr/sh : harshat, joyous, I, 127, 6; — ut-harshayanti, they delight, V, . 27,5«. hr/shi vat, joyful, I, 127, 6. he/as, anger, I, 94, 121; IV, 1, 4. hemya'-vat, well-impelled, IV, 2, 81. hesh£-kratu, hot-spirited, III, 26, 52. h6tr/, the Hotr/ priest, I, 1, 1; 5, &c; I,94a,6; II, 9, 1; III, 17, 5; hotara dafvya, I, 13, 81 ; 142,8; 188,7; II, 3, 7; HI, 4> 7 ; V, 5, 7 ; — sapta" h6tr/-bhi£, III, 10, 4. hotr/'-vurya, election as Hotr/, I, 31, 3. hotr/'-sadana, the Hotr/'s seat, II, 9, 1. hotra, service of a Hotr/, the Hotr/'s office, I, 76, 4 ; II, 1, 2 ; III, 17, 2 ; sapta* hotrarai, III, 4, 52. hotra- v^h, carrier of offerings, V, 26,7. h6tra, oblation, I, 36, 7 ; II, 2, 8 ; — H6tra Bharati, I, 142, 92; II, 1, 111; — the Hotri's work, wor- ship, IV, 2, io1. hotra-vfd, knowing the art of sacri- ficial libations, V, 8, 3. hru, see hvr/. hvaYas, tricks, V, 20, 2. hvara*, serpent (?), I, 141, 71; hvare (conj. hvaram), II, 2, 41. hvarya? V, 9, 41. hvr/ : upa hvarate, he slinks away, 1, 141, i1; — hru»ana£? (IV,4,i2). hve, to call, invoke : huvema, 1, 127, 21 ; iha huve (read iha hve ?), Ill, 20, 51 ; — v£hni£ as# & huve, I, 76, 4, \* ; — vi-hvayamahe, we call (thee) in emulation (with other people), I, 36, 132. II. LIST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT PASSAGES QUOTED IN THE NOTES. RIG-VEDA PAGE I, i, 8 260 I, 6l, 4. 6, 10 312 62> 5. 10, 2 . . . . . 262 62, 9. 11, 5 4°° 64> 1 • 15, 12 ... . 260, 306 64, 5. 19, 3 I92 64, 9 • 28, 10 ... . 122, 156 64, 14 24,9 251 66,2. 26, 10 ... . 86 66, 4. 27, 10 . . . . 327 69> 2 . 29,4 7i 69,5. 30,7 257 70,7. 31, 8. . . . . 224 70, 10 32, 14 . * . . 73 7i, 1 • 33,4 l62 7i,3. 33? J4 • • • • 408 7i,4. 34, 2 30<S 72. 34,3 69 72, 5. 34,6 28,272 72,8. 34,9 269 76,5. 34, 10 . . . . 112 80, 4 . 37,3 305 8i,5. 37, 12 ... . 172 84, 18 38, 13 ... . 195 88, 3. 42, 7. • • • • 257 89, 1. 44,4 2I1 89, IO 47,i 44 92, 3- 48,9 359 92, 8. 48, 10 ... . 40 95, 1 • 5i,3 243 95,3. 51,8 183 95,9. 52, 1 286 95, 10 52,6 312 96, 3 53,7 63 96,5. 60, 1 231 100, 7 61, 3 i55> 2<>3 100, i^ PAGE no 106 18 203 105 90, 269 19 243 380 65 380 76 78 294 65 174 66 66 66 319 177 257 3 84 134 59 359 101 168 27 150 63 IOI 168 84 380 488 VEDIC HYMNS. I, 102, 102, IO4, I05, I05, I°5, IO9, TO9, III, 112, 113, 3 "3, 15 115, 1 116, 1 15 6, 4 116 116, 5 116, 6 118, 9 "9, 3 119, 10 120, 1 120, 2 122, 14 123,9 127,5 128, 1 129, 5 129, 11 130, 3 130, 4 13°, 5 130, 6 J32, 5 134, 1 134,5 135,4 138,3 139, 1 139, 2 139,4 142, 7 143, 5 143, 7 144, 1 146, 1 147, 3 148, 1 I5T> 1 I5i,4 152, 6 158,5 159, 5 163,4; 5 164, 3 . 162 PAGE 122 257 324 78 152, 156 121, 122 I50 25 35 I24 168 359 338 7 312 134 59 59 62 59 79 46 7i 25a 192- 327 98, 133 133 242 132 162 286, 370 223 *44 58 133 310 223 35 269 239 97 184 245 207 334 78 152 224 321 368 107
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1INDEX OF WORDS. 485 sva-gfirta, delightful by their own nature, I, 140, 13. sva-^enya, noble by his own nature, V, 7, 5- sva-tavat, self-strong, IV, 2, 6. svad, to taste: svadante, II, 1, 14 ; asvadayat, II, 4, 7 ; — to make relishable, savoury : sisvadat, I, 188, 10 ; svada, III, 14, 7. sva-dharman, following his own ordinances, III, 21, 2. svadhji, inherent power: svadhabhi£, by one's self, by the power of his own nature, I, 95, 4 ; III, 26, 8 ; svadh&ya, according to their wont, II, 3, 8 ; III, 4, 7 ; by himself, III, 17, 5 ; by his own power, IV, 1 3, 5 ; — svadha£ adhayat, he drank the draughts, I, 144, 22. svadha-vat, self-dependent, I, 36, 12 ; 144, 7; 147, 2; III, 20,3; IV, 5, 2; 10,6; 12, 3; V, 3, 2; 5; moving according to one's wont, I, 95, ia; moving by his own strength, I, 95, 4. svd-dhiti, axe, III, 2, 10 ; 8, 6 ; 11 ; svan, to resound : svanit, II, 4, 6. svand, noise, I, 94, 11. sva-patya, a man's own dominion : sva-paty&ni (conj. for su-apat- yani), I, 72, 92. svayaja/6-tara, highly brilliant by oneself, V, 17, 21,3. svd-yajas, endowed with his own splendour, I, 95, 2 ; 5 ; 9. sva-yu, free, II, 4, 7. svar, sun, or Sun : sura£ na sam-dr*k, I, 66, 1 ; sva£ driAke, I, 66, io3; 69, 10; sva£ (loc), I, 70, 81 ; 91; sva/6 vividu£, I, 71, 2 ; sva£ nd, I, 148, 1; II, 2, 7 ; 8; 10 ; 8, 4 ; sva£ mahat, III, 2, 7 ; sure, IV, 3, 8 ; avf£ sva£ abha- vat, IV, 3, 11s; sura£ va>«ena, IV, 5, 13 ; sva£ na gy6tih, IV, 10, 31; avindat f$h apa£ sva£, V, 14, 41. sva-ra>, king, I, 36, 7. sva-ra^-ya, royalty, II, 8, 52. svaru, sacrificial post, III, 8, 61 ; 9 ; 10; IV, 6, 3. svarar/, sun-hero : svanza£ (?), (I, , 70,9'). , svartha, see su-artha. sv&sara, fold, II, 2, 2. svasr/, sister, I, 65, 7; II, 5, 61 ; svasara£, I, 71, i2; tisra£, II, 5, 51; da\ra, III, 29, 132; dviT* paw^a, IV, 6, 81; apasi svasr*«am, III, i,3s; ir- svasti, happiness, welfare, 1, 1, 9, &c; svasti-bhi^, safely, I, 189, 2 ;— with welfare, happily, 1 1, 9, 6 ; IV, 11,6; V, 4, 11. svadana, sweetener, V, 7, 6. svidu-kshadman, having sweet food, I, 31, 15. sv&dman, sweetness, I, 69, 31. svana, roaring, V, 2, 10; 25, 8 ;— thundering, V, 10, 5. svanin, tumultuous, III, 26, 5, sv&ha, the word Svaha, 1, 13, 12; II F, 4, 11 ; V, 5, 11 ; svaha havyam kartana, pronounce the Svaha over the offering, I, 142, 12. svaha-krita, (offerings) over which the Svaha has been pronounced, 1, 142, 13 ; II, 3, 11. svaha-kWti, pronouncing Sv&ha, I, 188, 11. svid, to sweat: sisvidana£, IV, 2, 6. sv£da, sweat, V, 7, 5. ha/«s£, swan, I, 65, 9 ; III, 8, 9. han, to kill, slay: hawsi, I, 31, 6; ^fghawsata^, I, 36, 15 ; ahan (without an object), I, 69, 81 ; — vf ^ahi, smite, I, 36, 16. har : haryama«a, longed for, III, 6, 4 ; — prati harya, accept graciously, I, 144, 7 ; prati harya£, thou acceptest, V, 2, 1 1. hari, golden, I, 95, 1 ;— bay horse, fallow steed : hari-bhyam, I, 76, 3 ; IV, 15, 71; hari iti, IV, 15,8; V, 27, 2. hari-keja, whose hair is golden, III, 2, 13.
2har : haryama«a, longed for, III, 6, 4 ; — prati harya, accept graciously, I, 144, 7 ; prati harya£, thou acceptest, V, 2, 1 1. hari, golden, I, 95, 1 ;— bay horse, fallow steed : hari-bhyam, I, 76, 3 ; IV, 15, 71; hari iti, IV, 15,8; V, 27, 2. hari-keja, whose hair is golden, III, 2, 13. harit, pi., the golden horses, IV, 6, 91 ; harfta/6 sapta yahvi£, the seven young fallow mares, IV, 13, 3- hari-vrata, whose every law is golden^ HI, 3, 51. haryata, delightful, III, 5, 3. hava, invocation, I, 45, 3. havi£-adya, eating the oblation, V, *> V; 4>4# r , havi#-kr/t, preparer of the sacrificial food, I, 13, 3. 486 VEDIC HYMNS. havi^-dsi, giver of offerings, IV, 3, 71. havi£-pati, master of sacrificial food, 1, 12, 8. havi£-vah, bearer of oblations, 1,72,7. havi's, sacrificial food, I, 12, 10, &c. havfshmat, rich in sacrificial food, offering sacrificial food, I, 12, 9, &c. ; .1, 128, 22. haViman, invocation, I, 12, 2. havya, to be proclaimed : bhaga£ na havya£, I, 144, 3s ;— to be in- yoked, III, 5, 3 ; v> J7, 4- havya, sacrificial food : havyaya v6/£ave, I, 45, 6 ;— I, 74, 4, &c. havya-dati, giver of offerings, III, 2, 8 ; — gift of offerings, IV, 8, 5 ; V, 26, 4. havya-vsih, bearer of oblations, carrier of offerings, I, 12, 2; 6; 44, 8; 67, 2; 128, 8; III, 2, 2; 5, 10; 10, 9; 11, 2; 17, 4; 27, 5; 29, 7; IV, 8,1; V,4, 2; 6, 5; 28,5. havya-vsihana, carrier of oblations, I, 36, 10; 44, 2; 5; V, 8, 6; II, 4 ; 25, 4 ; 28, 6 ; devebhya£ havya-vahana, III, 9, 61. haskartr/j producing joy, IV, 7, 3. ha, to give (up to) : #ahati, I, 95, 7.. ha : ut-^fhana^, flying up, V, 1, 1. hi, to incite, stir up : hinvatu, I, 27, 11 ; hinuhi, I, 143, 4 ; hinvanti, I, 144, 5 ; hiyan<i, driven for- ward, II, 4, 4 ; hinve, he speeds along, IV, 7, 11; hinvire, they drive forward, V, 6, 6 ; — sam ahema (conj. for sam mahema), we have sent forward, I, 94, i1. hita-mitra, who has made himself (valiant) friends, I, 73, 32. hfrawya, gold, IV, 10, 6. hfra«ya-keja, golden-haired, 1,79, 1. hiraraya-danta, gold- toothed, V, 2, 3. hirawyaya, golden : hirawyayi iti, I, 144, 6. hira«ya-ratha, with the golden chariot, IV, 1, 8. hfrawya-rupa, golden-coloured, IV, 3, 1. hiri-jiprd, with golden jaws, II, 2, 51. hfri-jmajru, golden-bearded, V, 7, 7. hu, to offer, sacrifice : huyate, I, 26, 6, &c. ; guhure, II, 9, 3 •— ji-huta£, worshipped by offer- ings, into whom offerings are poured, I, 36, 8, &c; II, 7, 4l5 5 ; III, 24, 3, &c. ; a-#uhvana£, receiving libations, I, 188, 3 ; a^uhota, with Ace, make offer- ings in, III, 9, 8. huras, on a crooked way, IV, 3, 13. hr/, to take: vi-haran, spreading out, IV, 13) 4. hr/,to be angry: hr/«iyamana£,V,2, 8. hr/d, heart, mind, I, 60, 3, &c. hr/di-spr/j, touching the heart, IV, 10, Is. hr/sh : harshat, joyous, I, 127, 6; — ut-harshayanti, they delight, V, . 27,5«. hr/shi vat, joyful, I, 127, 6. he/as, anger, I, 94, 121; IV, 1, 4. hemya'-vat, well-impelled, IV, 2, 81.
3hr/d, heart, mind, I, 60, 3, &c. hr/di-spr/j, touching the heart, IV, 10, Is. hr/sh : harshat, joyous, I, 127, 6; — ut-harshayanti, they delight, V, . 27,5«. hr/shi vat, joyful, I, 127, 6. he/as, anger, I, 94, 121; IV, 1, 4. hemya'-vat, well-impelled, IV, 2, 81. hesh£-kratu, hot-spirited, III, 26, 52. h6tr/, the Hotr/ priest, I, 1, 1; 5, &c; I,94a,6; II, 9, 1; III, 17, 5; hotara dafvya, I, 13, 81 ; 142,8; 188,7; II, 3, 7; HI, 4> 7 ; V, 5, 7 ; — sapta" h6tr/-bhi£, III, 10, 4. hotr/'-vurya, election as Hotr/, I, 31, 3. hotr/'-sadana, the Hotr/'s seat, II, 9, 1. hotra, service of a Hotr/, the Hotr/'s office, I, 76, 4 ; II, 1, 2 ; III, 17, 2 ; sapta* hotrarai, III, 4, 52. hotra- v^h, carrier of offerings, V, 26,7. h6tra, oblation, I, 36, 7 ; II, 2, 8 ; — H6tra Bharati, I, 142, 92; II, 1, 111; — the Hotri's work, wor- ship, IV, 2, io1. hotra-vfd, knowing the art of sacri- ficial libations, V, 8, 3. hru, see hvr/. hvaYas, tricks, V, 20, 2. hvara*, serpent (?), I, 141, 71; hvare (conj. hvaram), II, 2, 41. hvarya? V, 9, 41. hvr/ : upa hvarate, he slinks away, 1, 141, i1; — hru»ana£? (IV,4,i2). hve, to call, invoke : huvema, 1, 127, 21 ; iha huve (read iha hve ?), Ill, 20, 51 ; — v£hni£ as# & huve, I, 76, 4, \* ; — vi-hvayamahe, we call (thee) in emulation (with other people), I, 36, 132. II. LIST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT PASSAGES QUOTED IN THE NOTES. RIG-VEDA PAGE I, i, 8 260 I, 6l, 4. 6, 10 312 62> 5. 10, 2 . . . . . 262 62, 9. 11, 5 4°° 64> 1 • 15, 12 ... . 260, 306 64, 5. 19, 3 I92 64, 9 • 28, 10 ... . 122, 156 64, 14 24,9 251 66,2. 26, 10 ... . 86 66, 4. 27, 10 . . . . 327 69> 2 . 29,4 7i 69,5. 30,7 257 70,7. 31, 8. . . . . 224 70, 10 32, 14 . * . . 73 7i, 1 • 33,4 l62 7i,3. 33? J4 • • • • 408 7i,4. 34, 2 30<S 72. 34,3 69 72, 5. 34,6 28,272 72,8. 34,9 269 76,5. 34, 10 . . . . 112 80, 4 . 37,3 305 8i,5. 37, 12 ... . 172 84, 18 38, 13 ... . 195 88, 3. 42, 7. • • • • 257 89, 1. 44,4 2I1 89, IO 47,i 44 92, 3- 48,9 359 92, 8. 48, 10 ... . 40 95, 1 • 5i,3 243 95,3. 51,8 183 95,9. 52, 1 286 95, 10 52,6 312 96, 3 53,7 63 96,5. 60, 1 231 100, 7 61, 3 i55> 2<>3 100, i^ PAGE no 106 18 203 105 90, 269 19 243 380 65 380 76 78 294 65 174 66 66 66 319 177 257 3 84 134 59 359 101 168 27 150 63 IOI 168 84 380 488 VEDIC HYMNS. I, 102, 102, IO4, I05, I05, I°5, IO9, TO9, III, 112, 113, 3 "3, 15 115, 1 116, 1 15 6, 4 116 116, 5 116, 6 118, 9 "9, 3 119, 10 120, 1 120, 2 122, 14 123,9 127,5 128, 1 129, 5 129, 11 130, 3 130, 4 13°, 5 130, 6 J32, 5 134, 1 134,5 135,4 138,3 139, 1 139, 2 139,4 142, 7 143, 5 143, 7 144, 1 146, 1 147, 3 148, 1 I5T> 1 I5i,4 152, 6 158,5 159, 5 163,4; 5 164, 3 . 162 PAGE 122 257 324 78 152, 156 121, 122 I50 25 35 I24 168 359 338 7 312 134 59 59 62 59 79 46 7i 25a 192- 327 98, 133 133 242 132 162 286, 370 223 *44 58 133 310 223 35 269 239 97 184 245 207 334 78 152 224 321 368 107
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