3Pusan the Strong hath knowledge of sweet praises even as Indu hath. He dews our corn with moisture, h e bedews the pasture of our kine. 4 We will bethink ourselves of thee, O Pusan, O thou God, as One. Who brings fulfilment of our hymns, and stirs the singer and the sage. 5 joint−sharer of each sacrifice, the driv er of the chariot steeds; The Rsi who is good to man, the singer's Friend and faithful Guard. 6 One who is Lord of Suca, Lord of Suca caring for herself: Weaving the raiment of the sheep and making raiment beau tiful. 7 The mighty Lord of spoil and wealth, Strong Friend of all prosperity; He with light movement sha kes his beard, lovely and ne'er to be deceived. 8 O Pusan, may those goats of thine turn hitherward thy ch ariot−pole. Friend of all suppliants; art thou, born in old time, and arm and sure. 9 May the majestic Pusan speed our chariot with his power and might. May he increase our store of wealth and listen to this call of ours.