RIG VEDA - THE FIRST BOOK
3 Aided by thee, the thunder-armed, Indra, may we lift up the bolt, And conquer all our foes in fight. 4 With thee, O India, for ally with missile-darting heroes, may We conquer our embattled foes. 5 Mighty is Indra, yea supreme; greatness be his, the Thunderer: Wide as the heaven extends his power
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