"WHERE Heaven and Earth combine in men's assembly, and ttose who love the Gods delight in worship, Where the libations are effused for Indra, may he come first to drink and make him stronger."

"We crave the heavenly grace of Gods to guard us-so may Br̥ihaspati, O friends, exalt us- That he, the Bounteous God, may find us sintess, who giveth from a distance like a father."

"That Brahmaṇaspati, most High and Gracious, I glorify with offerings and with homage. May the great song of praise divine, reach Indra who is the King of prayer the Gods' creation."

"May that Br̥ihaspati who brings all blessings, most dearly loved, be seated by our altar. Heroes and wealth we crave; may he bestow them, and bear us safe beyond the men who vex us."

"To us these Deathless Ones, erst born, have granted this laud of ours which gives the Immortal pleasure. Let us invoke Br̥ihaspati, the foeless, the clear-voiced God, the Holy One of households"

"Him, this Br̥ihaspati, his red-hued horses, drawing together, full of strength, bring hither. Robed in red colour like the cloud, they carry the Lord of Might whose friendship gives a dwelling."

"For he is pure, with hundred wings, refulgent, with sword of gold, impetuous, winning sunlight. Sublime Br̥ihaspati, easy of access granteth his friends most bountiful refreshment."

"Both Heaven and Earth, divine, the Deity's Parents, have made Br̥ihaspati increase in grandeur. Glorify him, O friends, who merits glory: may he give prayer fair way and easy passage."

"This, Brahmaṇaspati, is your laudation prayer hath been made to thunderwielding Indra. Favour our songs, wake up our thought and spirit: destroy the godless and our foemen's malice."

"Ye Twain are Lords of wealth in earth and heaven, thou, O Br̥ihaspati, and thou, O Indra. Mean though he be, give wealth to him who lauds you. Preserve us evermore, ye Gods, with blessings."