2Sage, Sing, Food, Light,−they bring him from the mountain, the blessed Sovran of the earth and heaven. I decorate with songs the mighty actions which Agni, Fort−destroyer, did aforetime.

3The foolish, faithless, rudely−speaking niggards, without belief or sacrifice or worship,− Far far sway hath Agni chased those Dasytis, and, in the cast, hath turned the godless westward.

4Him who brought eastward, manliest with his prowess, the Maids rejoicing in the western darkness, That Agni I extol, the Lord of riches, unyielding tamer of assailing foemen.

5Him who brake down the walls with deadly weapons, and gave the Mornings to anoble Husband, Young Agni, who with conquering strength subduing the tribes of Nahus made them bring their tribute.

6In whose protection all men rest by nature, desiring to enjoy his gracious favour− Agni Vaisvanara in his Parents, bosom hath found the choicest seat in earth and heaven.

7Vaisvanara the God, at the sun's setting, hath taken to himself deep−hidden treasures: Agni hath taken them from earth and heaven, from the sea under and the sea above us.