1WHAT deed hath Indra done in the wild transport, in quaffing or in friendship with, the Soma? What joys have men of ancient times or recent obtained within the chamber of libation?

2In its wild joy Indra hath proved him faithful, faithful in quaffing, faithful in its friendship. His truth is the delight that in this chamber the men of old and recent times have tasted.

3All thy vast power, O Maghavan, we know not, know not the riches of thy full abundance. No one hath seen that might of thine, productive of bounty every day renewed, O Indra.

4This one great power of thine our eyes have witnessed, wherewith thou slewest Varasikha's children, When by the force of thy descending thunder, at the mere solund, their boldest was demolished.

5In aid of Abhyavartin Cayamana, Indra destroyed the seed of Varasikha. At Hariyupiya he smote the vanguard of the Vrcivans, and the rear fled frighted.

6Three thousand, mailed, in quest of fame, together, on the Yavyavati, O much−sought Indra, Vrcivan's sons, falling before the arrow, like bursting vessels went to their destruction.

7He, whose two red Steers, seeking goodly pasture, plying their tongues move on 'twixt earth and heaven , Gave Turvasa to Srnjaya, and, to aid him, gave the Vrcivans up to Daivavata. 8 Two wa gon−teams, with damsels, twenty oxen, O Agni, Abhydvartin Cayamdna, The liberal So vran, giveth me. This guerdon of Prthu's seed is hard to win from others.