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g They yoke his dear steeds
On either side of the chariot,
Dark, strong, bearing heroes.
A Making a banner for that which hath none,
Form for the formless, O ye men,
Thou wert born with the dawns.
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To expiration hail!
To cross-breathing hail!
To inspiration hail!
To sinews hail!
To ligatures hail!
To surrounding ligatures hail!
To joints hail!
To joinings hail!
To bodies hail!
To the sacrifice hail!
To the sacrificial gifts hail!
To heaven hail!
To the world hail!
To all hail!
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To the bound hail!
To the unbound hail!
To the fastened hail!
To the unfastened hail!
To the yoked hail!
To the unyoked hail!
To the well-yoked hail!
To the unyoked hail!
To the one set free hail!
To the one lot go hail!
To that which moveth crookedly hail!
To that which moveth around hail!
To that which moveth together hail!
To that which moveth along hail!
To that which goeth hail!
To that which riseth hail!
To that which standeth hail!
To all hail!
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PRAPATHAKA V
The Gavam Ayana
The cows performed that Sattra, being hornless, with the desire, 'May horns be born to us.' For ten
months they performed it, and then horns were born, and they ceased (the rite), (saying), 'We have
obtained (our desire).' Then those whose horns were not born ceased (the rite) after making up the
year, (saying), 'We have obtained (our desire).' Both those which obtained horns and those which
did not ceased, (saying),'We have obtained (our desire).' The year is the cows' Sattra [1], and those
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