Sanatan App7. Ud u (Rv. VII, 23)
6
8. A te mahah (Rv. VII, 25)
6
9. Na somah (Rv. VII, 26)
5
10. Indram narah (Rv. VII, 27)
5
11. Brahma nah (Rv. VII, 28)
5
12. Ayam somah (Rv. VII, 29)
5
13. A na indrah (Rv. IV, 20)
11
98 (100)
14. Ittha hi (Rv. I, 80, 1)
1
99 (101)
These hymns and verses are given Ait. Ar. V, 2, 2, 1. Here we also learn that hymn Rv. IV, 20, is called Sampata, and that the last verse is a Pankti.
^189:3 The six powers are earth, Agni, speech, Rathantara, Vasishtha, and a hundred.
^190:1 The hundred verses are given Ait. Ar. V, 2, 2, 5.
1. Stotriya, tvam id dhi (Rv. VI, 46, 1)
2 (3)
2. Anurupa, tvam hy ehi (Rv. VIII, 61, 7)
2 (3)
3. Tam u shtuhi (Rv. VI, 18)
15
4. Suta it tvam (Rv. VI, 23)
10
5. Vrisha madah (Rv. VI, 24)
10
6. Ya ta utih (Rv. VI, 25)
9
7. Abhur ekah (Rv. VI, 31)
5
8. Apurvya (Rv. VI, 32)
5
9. Ya ogishthah (Rv. VI, 33)
5
10. Sam ka tve (Rv. VI, 34)
5
11. Kada bhuvan (Rv. VI, 35)
5
12. Satra madasah (Rv. VI, 36)
5
13. Arvag ratham (Rv. VI, 37)
5
14. Apad (Rv. VI, 38)
5
15. Katha mahan (Rv. IV, 23)
1
99 (101)
16. Indro madaya (Rv. I, 81, 1)
1
100 (102)
Though there are said to be 100 verses before the Pankti (No. 16), I can get only 99 or 101. See the following note.
^190:2 The right wing, is deficient by one verse, the left wing exceeds by one verse. I count 99 or 101 verses in the right, and 100 or 102 in the left wing.
^191:1 These verses are given Ait. Ar. V, 2, 2, 9.
1. Ima nu kam (Rv. X, 157)
5
2. A yahi (Rv. X, 172)
4
3. Pra va indraya &c. (not in the Sakalya-samhita)
9
4. Esha brahma &c. (not in the Sakalya-samhita)
3
21
^191:2 The other Stomas of the Agnishtoma are the Trivrit, Pankadasa, Saptadasa, the Ekavimsa being the highest. Cf. I, 5, 1, 3.