Sukta 2.19
स माहिन इन्द्रो अर्णो अपां प्रैरयदहिहाच्छा समुद्रम् । अजनयत्सूर्यं विदद्गा अक्तुनाह्नां वयुनानि साधत् ॥
sá mā́hina índro árṇo apā́ṃ práirayat ahi-hā́cchā samudrám | ájanayat sū́ryaṃ vídad gā́ aktúnā́hnāṃ vayúnāni sādhat ||
That mighty Indra, slayer of the serpent, drove forth the flood of the waters toward the ocean. He brought the Sun into birth, he found the Rays (cows), and by night and day he accomplished the workings of ordered discernment.
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