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Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
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The herbs descending from the heaven said: no disease shall assail the man, whom, while he lives, we pervade.

May unharmed be he who digs you up, unharmed the man for whom I dig. May our bipeds and quadrupeds be free from disease by its use and application.

The Gandharvas dug you out from the earth, Indra and Brihaspati did. King Soma knowing you, made himself free from consumption by your use.

Long-lived be he who digs you out, and he for whom I dig you out. May you also live long for hundred years and grow up with hundred shoots.

O immortal Agni, bestow on us abundant wealth being enkindled by us. Your brilliant from is beautiful to look on, you promote our sacrifice.

First of all they established you, O Agni, for sacrifice, truthful, mighty, visible to all, so radiant friend of the gods, with ear to hear prayers, most known and magnified by songs of praise.

O Soma, may many nourishing juices be with you, may you wax mighty from every side to subdue the foe-men. May you, thus progressing, win immortality and highest fame in heaven.

Increase you most pleasing Soma, grow strong through various means like the sun with its rays. Be you our friend for giving us prosperity and vast happiness.

O Agni, your devotee, the sacrificer draws your mind away, even from the highest abode of yours, with reverent speech and songs of praise.

O Agni, all turn to you with prayers of diverse kinds for the fulfilment of their wishes, as did Angiras.

You alone shine forth with brilliance, you royal lord Agni, in your dear dwellings to fulfil the wishes of all that are and are to be in future.

 
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