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Book 20: Hymn 142: Hymn to Dawn and the Asvins

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1Together with the Goddess, with the Asvins' Speech have I awoke. Thou, Goddess, hast disclosed the hymn and holy gift from mortal men. 2Awake the Asvins, Goddess Dawn! Up, mighty Lady of Sweet Strains! Rise straightway, priest of sacrifice! High glory to the glad- dening draught! 3Thou, Dawn, approaching with thy light, shinest together with the Sun, p. 378 And to this man-protecting home the chariot of the Asvins comes. 4When yellow stalks give forth the juice as cows from udders pour their milk, And voices sound the song of praise, the Asvins' worshippers show first. 5Forward for glory and for strength, protection that shall con- quer men, And power and skill, most sapient Ones! 6When, Asvins worthy of our lauds, ye seat you in the father's house. With wisdom or the bliss ye bring.

Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file hin/av/av20142.htm.

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