Sukta 1.52
द्यौश्चिदस्यामवाँ अहेः स्वनादयोयवीद्भियसा वज्र इन्द्र ते । वृत्रस्य यद्बद्बधानस्य रोदसी मदे सुतस्य शवसाभिनच्छिरः ॥
dyáuś cid asyā́ma-vā́n áheḥ svanā́d ayoyavīd bhiyásā vájra indra te | vṛtrásya yád badbadhānásya rodasī máde sutásya śávasā́bhinac chíraḥ ||
Even heaven, strong, recoiled in fear at the roar of that serpent; so terrible was thy thunderbolt, O Indra. When the two worlds were being bound by Vṛtra, in the ecstasy of the pressed Soma thou didst cleave his head with force.
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