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Post by Anne Terri on Aug 9, 2011 10:26:31 GMT 1
RIGVEDA –BOOK 4-HYMN XLVIII. Vāyu.
1. TASTE offerings never tasted yet, as bards enjoy the foeman's wealth. O Vāyu, on refulgent car come to the drinking of the juice. 2 Removing curses, drawn by teams, with Indra, seated by thy side, O Vāyu, on refulgent car come to the drinking of the juice. 3 The two dark treasuries of wealth that wear all beauties wait on thee. O Vāyu, on refulgent car come to the drinking of the juice. 4 May nine-and-ninety harnessed steeds who yoke them at thy will bring thee. O Vāyu, on refulgent car come to the drinking of the juice. 5 Harness, O Vāyu, to thy car a hundred well-fed tawny steeds, Yea, or a thousand steeds, and let thy chariot come to us with might.
Bibliography: Rigveda, translated by Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith, (1896)
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