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((Short description|Tenth book of the Rigveda))
((ref improve|date=February 2012))
The '''tenth mandala''', or chapter, of the ''[[Rigveda]]'' contains 191 hymns. Together with [[Mandala 1]], it forms the latest part of the Rigveda, containing material, including the [[Purusha sukta|''Purusha Sukta'']] (10.90) and the dialogue of [[Sarama]] with the [[List of ancient Indo-Aryan peoples and tribes#Vedic_tribes|Panis]] (10.108), and notably containing several [[Rigvedic dialogue hymns|dialogue hymns]].

==Topics==
The subjects of the hymns cover a wider spectrum than in the other books, dedicated not only to deities or natural phenomena, including deities that are not prominent enough to receive their own hymns in the other books ([[Nirṛti (goddess)|Nirrti]] 10.59,  Asamati 10.60, [[Ratri]] 10.127, [[Aranyani]] 10.146, [[Sachi|Indrani]] 10.159), but also to objects like dice (10.34), herbs (10.97), press-stones (for [[Soma (drink)|Soma]], 10.94, 175) and abstract concepts like liberality (towards the [[rishi]], 10.117), [[creation myth|creation]] (10.129 (the [[Nasadiya Sukta|''Nasadiya Sukta'']]), 130, 190), [[jnana|knowledge]] (10.71), [[Vāk|speech]], [[Manas (early Buddhism)|spirit]] (10.58), [[Śraddhā|faith]] (10.151), a charm against evil dreams (10.164).

10.15, dedicated to the forefathers, contains a reference to the emerging rite of [[cremation]] in verse 14, where ancestors  "both cremated (''agnidagdhá-'') and uncremated (''ánagnidagdha-'')" are invoked.

10.47 to 50 are to Indra Vaikuntha, "Indra son of Vikuntha". Vikuntha was an [[Asura|Asuri]] whom Indra had allowed to become his second mother. The rishi of 10.47 is called Saptagu, while that of 10.48–50 is likewise called Indra Vaikuntha.

10.85 is a marriage hymn, evoking the marriage of Suryā, daughter of [[Surya]] (the Sun), another form of [[Ushas]], the prototypical bride.

RV 10.121 (the [[Hiranyagarbha sukta|''Hiranyagarbha Sukta'']]) is another hymn dealing with creation, containing elements of [[monotheism]]. It has a recurring pada "what God shall we adore with our oblation?", in verse 1 named ''Hiranyagarbha'' "the golden egg" or [[Cosmic egg]],<ref>''The golden egg:'' [http://www.mythfolklore.net/india/encyclopedia/hiranyagarbha.htm Epics of Ancient India].</ref><ref>''[[Hiranyagarbha|The golden egg]]'' as Brahma, the source of creation.</ref><ref>[[Cosmic egg|The Cosmic Egg]] in historical cosmology.</ref> later a name of [[Brahma]], in verse 10 addressed as [[Prajapati]].

10.129 (the [[Nasadiya sukta|''Nasadiya Sukta'']]) and 130 are creation hymns, probably the best known Rigvedic hymns in the west, especially 10.129.7:
:''He, the first origin of this creation, whether he formed it all or did not form it, / Whose eye controls this world in highest heaven, he verily knows it, or perhaps he knows not.'' ([[Ralph T.H. Griffith|Griffith]])
These hymns exhibit a level of philosophical speculation very atypical of the Rigveda, which for the most part is occupied with ritualistic invocation. 

10.145 is attributed to [[Sachi|Indrani]]. It is a spell for a jealous wife to get rid of more favoured rival. Atypical of the Rigveda, similar spells are found in the [[Atharvaveda]].

10.154 is a funeral hymn, asking for that the departed may join those who attained heaven through [[Tapas (Indian religions)|tapas]]. Padas 1&nbsp;cd is reminiscent of the [[Norse paganism|Norse]] concept of [[Valhalla]]: 
:''To those for whom the meath flows forth, even to those let him depart.'' (Griffith)

10.155 is against the "one-eyed limping hag" Arayi.

10.166, attributed to Anila, is a spell for the destruction of rivals, similar to 10.145, but this time to be uttered by men who want to be rid of male rivals.

10.173 and 174 are benedictions of a newly elected king. 

The [[rishi]]s of the 10th Mandala are divided into ''Shudrasuktas'' and ''Mahasuktas'', that is,  sages who have composed "small" vs. "great" hymns.

==Selected hymns==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|Sukta || Name || Deity || Rishi || Metre || [[Incipit]]
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=13)) ||  || [[Havirdhanas]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|yujé vām bráhma pūrviyáṃ námobhir))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=75)) || [[Nadistuti sukta|''Nadistuti Sukta'']] || [[Rigvedic rivers|Rivers]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|prá sú va āpo mahimânam uttamáṃ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=81)) || [[Vishwakarma sukta|''Vishwakarma Sukta'']] || [[Vishvakarman]]  || [[Vishwakarma]] || || ''((IAST|yá imâ víśvā bhúvanāni júhvad))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=83)) || [[Manyu sukta|''Manyu Sukta'']] || [[Manyu (deity)|Manyu]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|yás te manyo ávidhad vajra sāyaka))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=90)) ||  [[Purusha sukta|''Purusha Sukta'']] || [[Purusha]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|sahásraśīrṣā púruṣaḥ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=95)) ||  || [[Urvashi and Pururavas]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|hayé jâye mánasā tíṣṭha ghore ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=107)) ||  || [[Daksina|Dakṣiṇā]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|āvír abhūn máhi mâghonam eṣāṃ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=108)) ||  || [[Sarama]] and the [[List of ancient Indo-Aryan peoples and tribes#Vedic_tribes|Panis]] ||  
|  || ''((IAST|kím ichántī sarámā prédám ānaḍ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=121)) || [[Hiranyagarbha sukta|''Hiranyagarbha Sukta'']]  || [[Hiranyagarbha]]/[[Prajapati]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|hiraṇyagarbháḥ sám avartatâgre ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=123)) ||  || [[Vena (deity)|Vena]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|ayáṃ venáś codayat pŕśnigarbhā))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=129)) || [[Nasadiya sukta|''Nasadiya Sukta'']] || Creation ||  ||  || ''((IAST|nâsad āsīn nó sád āsīt tadânīṃ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=136)) ||  || [[Keśin]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|keśî agníṃ keśî viṣáṃ ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=145)) ||  || [[Sapatnibadhanam|Sapatnibadhana]] || [[Sachi|Indrani]] ||  || ''((IAST|imâṃ khanāmi óṣadhiṃ ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=178)) ||  || [[Tarkshya]] ||  ||  || ''((IAST|tiyám ū ṣú vājínaṃ devájūtaṃ ))''
|-
|((Sourcetext|source=Rigveda|version=Griffith|book=10|chapter=183)) ||  || the sacrificer and his wife || [[Prajavan]] ||  || ''((IAST|ápaśyaṃ tvā mánasā cékitānaṃ))''
|-
|}
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==List of incipits==
The dedication as given by Griffith is in square brackets

 10.1 (827) [ [[Agni]].] ágre bṛhánn uṣásām ūrdhvó asthān 
 10.2 (828) [Agni.] piprīhí devâṁ uśató yaviṣṭha 
 10.3 (829) [Agni.] inó rājann ? aratíḥ sámiddho 
 10.4 (830) [Agni.] prá te yakṣi prá ta iyarmi mánma 
 10.5 (831) [Agni.] ékaḥ samudró dharúṇo rayīṇâm 
 10.6 (832) [Agni.] ayáṃ sá yásya śármann ávobhir 
 10.7 (833) [Agni.] suastí no divó agne pṛthivyâ 
 10.8 (834) [Agni.] prá ketúnā bṛhatâ yāti agnír 
 10.9 (835) [ [[Ap (water)|Waters]].] âpo hí ṣṭhâ mayobhúvas 
 10.10 (836) [ [[Yama]] Yami.] ó cit sákhāyaṃ sakhiyâ vavṛtyāṃ 
 10.11 (837) [Agni.] vŕṣā vŕṣṇe duduhe dóhasā diváḥ 
 10.12 (838) [Agni.] dyâvā ha kṣâmā prathamé ṛténa 
 10.13 (839) [ [[Havirdhanas]].] yujé vām bráhma pūrviyáṃ námobhir 
 10.14 (840) [Yama.] pareyivâṃsam praváto mahîr ánu 
 10.15 (841) [Fathers.] úd īratām ávara út párāsa 
 10.16 (842) [Agni.] maínam agne ví daho mâbhí śoco 
 10.17 (843) [Various Deities.] tváṣṭā duhitré vahatúṃ kṛṇoti 
 10.18 (844) [Various Deities.] páram mṛtyo ánu párehi pánthāṃ 
 10.19 (845) [Waters or Cows.] ní vartadhvam mânu gāta 
 10.20 (846) [Agni.] bhadráṃ no ápi vātaya mánaḥ 
 10.21 (847) [Agni.] â agníṃ ná svávṛktibhir 
 10.22 (848) [ [[Indra]].] kúha śrutá índaraḥ kásmin adyá 
 10.23 (849) [Indra.] yájāmaha índaraṃ vájradakṣiṇaṃ 
 10.24 (850) [Indra. [[Asvins]].] índra sómam imám piba 
 10.25 (851) [ [[Soma]].] bhadráṃ no ápi vātaya 
 10.26 (852) [ [[Pusan]].] prá hí áchā manīṣâ 
 10.27 (853) [Indra.] ásat sú me jaritaḥ sâbhivegó 
 10.28 (854) [Indra. Vasukra.] víśvo hí anyó arír ājagâma 
 10.29 (855) [Indra.] váne ná vā yó ní adhāyi cākáñ 
 10.30 (856) [Waters.] prá devatrâ bráhmaṇe gātúr etu 
 10.31 (857) [ [[Visvedevas]].] â no devânām úpa vetu śáṃso 
 10.32 (858) [Indra.] prá sú gmántā dhiyasānásya sakṣáṇi 
 10.33 (859) [Various Deities.] prá mā yuyujre prayújo jánānāṃ 
 10.34 (860) [Dice, Etc.] prāvepâ mā bṛható mādayanti 
 10.35 (861) [Visvedevas.] ábudhram u tyá índravanto agnáyo 
 10.36 (862) [Visvedevas.] uṣâsānáktā bṛhatî supéśasā 
 10.37 (863) [ [[Surya]].] námo mitrásya váruṇasya cákṣase 
 10.38 (864) [Indra.] asmín na indra pṛtsutaú yáśasvati 
 10.39 (865) [Asvins.] yó vām párijmā suvŕd aśvinā rátho 
 10.40 (866) [Asvins.] ráthaṃ y~ântaṃ kúha kó ha vāṃ narā 
 10.41 (867) [Asvins.] samānám u tyám puruhūtám ukthíyaṃ 
 10.42 (868) [Indra.] ásteva sú prataráṃ lâyam ásyan 
 10.43 (869) [Indra.] áchā ma índram matáyaḥ suvarvídaḥ 
 10.44 (870) [Indra.] â yātu índraḥ svápatir mádāya 
 10.45 (871) [Agni.] divás pári prathamáṃ jajñe agnír 
 10.46 (872) [Agni.] prá hótā jātó mahân nabhovín 
 10.47 (873) [Indra Vaikuntha.] jagṛbhmâ te dákṣiṇam indra hástaṃ 
 10.48 (874) [Indra Vaikuntha.] ahám bhuvaṃ vásunaḥ pūrviyás pátir 
 10.49 (875) [Indra Vaikuntha.] aháṃ d~āṃ gṛṇaté pûrviyaṃ vásu 
 10.50 (876) [Indra Vaikuntha.] prá vo mahé mándamānāya ándhaso 
 10.51 (877) [Agni. Gods.] mahát tád úlbaṃ stháviraṃ tád āsīd 
 10.52 (878) [Gods.] víśve devāḥ śāstána mā yáthehá 
 10.53 (879) [Agni Saucika Gods.] yám aíchāma mánasā só 'yám âgād 
 10.54 (880) [Indra.] tâṃ sú te kīrtím maghavan mahitvâ 
 10.55 (881) [Indra.] dūré tán nâma gúhiyam parācaír 
 10.56 (882) [Visvedevas.] idáṃ ta ékam pará ū ta ékaṃ 
 10.57 (883) [Visvedevas.] mâ prá gāma pathó vayám 
 10.58 (884) [ [[Mana]]s or Spirit.] yát te yamáṃ vaivasvatám 
 10.59 (885) [ [[Nirrti]] and Others.] prá tāri âyuḥ prataráṃ návīya 
 10.60 (886) [ [[Asamati]] and Others.] â jánaṃ tveṣásaṃdṛśam 
 10.61 (887) [Visvedevas.] idám itthâ raúdaraṃ gūrtávacā 
 10.62 (888) [Visvedevas, Etc.] yé yajñéna dákṣiṇayā sámaktā 
 10.63 (889) [Visvedevas.] parāváto yé dídhiṣanta âpiyam 
 10.64 (890) [Visvedevas.] kathâ devânāṃ katamásya yâmani 
 10.65 (891) [Visvedevas.] agnír índro váruṇo mitró aryamâ 
 10.66 (892) [Visvedevas.] devân huve bṛhácchravasaḥ suastáye 
 10.67 (893) [ [[Brhaspati]].] imâṃ dhíyaṃ saptáśīrṣṇīm pitâ na 
 10.68 (894) [Brhaspati.] udaprúto ná váyo rákṣamāṇā 
 10.69 (895) [Agni.] bhadrâ agnér vadhriaśvásya saṃdŕśo 
 10.70 (896) [ [[Apris]].] imâm me agne samídhaṃ juṣasva 
 10.71 (897) [ [[Jnanam]].] bŕhaspate prathamáṃ vācó ágraṃ 
 10.72 (898) [The Gods.] devânāṃ nú vayáṃ jânā 
 10.73 (899) [Indra.] jániṣṭhā ugráḥ sáhase turâya 
 10.74 (900) [Indra.] vásūn~āṃ vā carkṛṣe íyakṣan 
 10.75 (901) [ [[Rigvedic rivers|The Rivers]].] prá sú va āpo mahimânam uttamáṃ (the [[Nadistuti sukta]])
 10.76 (902) [Press-stones.] â va ṛñjasa ūrj~âṃ víuṣṭiṣu 
 10.77 (903) [ [[Maruts]].] abhraprúṣo ná vācâ pruṣā vásu 
 10.78 (904) [Maruts.] víprāso ná mánmabhiḥ suādhíyo 
 10.79 (905) [Agni.] ápaśyam asya maható mahitvám 
 10.80 (906) [Agni.] agníḥ sáptiṃ vājambharáṃ dadāti 
 10.81 (907) [ [[Visvakarman]].] yá imâ víśvā bhúvanāni júhvad 
 10.82 (908) [Visvakarman.] cákṣuṣaḥ pitâ mánasā hí dhîro 
 10.83 (909) [ [[Manyu (deity)|Manyu]].] yás te manyo ávidhad vajra sāyaka 
 10.84 (910) [Manyu.] tváyā manyo sarátham ārujánto 
 10.85 (911) [Surya's Bridal.] satyénóttabhitā bhûmiḥ 
 10.86 (912) [Indra.] ví hí sótor ásṛkṣata 
 10.87 (913) [Agni.] rakṣoháṇaṃ vājínam â jigharmi 
 10.88 (914) [Agni.] havíṣ p~ântam ajáraṃ suvarvídi 
 10.89 (915) [Indra.] índraṃ stavā nŕtamaṃ yásya mahnâ 
 10.90 (916) [ [[Purusa]].] sahásraśīrṣā púruṣaḥ (the [[Purusha sukta]]) 
 10.91 (917) [Agni.] sáṃ jāgṛvádbhir járamāṇa idhyate 
 10.92 (918) [Visvedevas.] yajñásya vo rathíyaṃ viśpátiṃ viśâṃ 
 10.93 (919) [Visvedevas.] máhi dyāvāpṛthivī bhūtam urvî 
 10.94 (920) [Press-stones.] praíté vadantu prá vayáṃ vadāma 
 10.95 (921) [ [[Urvasi]]. [[Pururavas]].] hayé jâye mánasā tíṣṭha ghore 
 10.96 (922) [Indra.] prá te mahé vidáthe śaṃsiṣaṃ hárī 
 10.97 (923) [Praise of Herbs.] yâ óṣadhīḥ pûrvā jātâ 
 10.98 (924) [The Gods.] bŕhaspate práti me devátām ihi 
 10.99 (925) [Indra.] káṃ naś citrám iṣaṇyasi cikitvân 
 10.100 (926) [Visvedevas.] índra dŕhya maghavan tvâvad íd bhujá 
 10.101 (927) [Visvedevas.] úd budhyadhvaṃ sámanasaḥ sakhāyaḥ 
 10.102 (928) [Indra.] prá te rátham mithūkŕtam 
 10.103 (929) [Indra.] āśúḥ śíśāno vṛṣabhó ná bhīmó 
 10.104 (930) [Indra.] ásāvi sómaḥ puruhūta túbhyaṃ 
 10.105 (931) [Indra.] kadâ vaso ? stotráṃ háryate 
 10.106 (932) ubhâ u nūnáṃ tád íd arthayethe 
 10.107 (933) [ [[Daksina]].] āvír abhūn máhi mâghonam eṣāṃ 
 10.108 (934) [ [[Sarama]]. [[List of ancient Indo-Aryan peoples and tribes#Vedic_tribes|Panis]].] kím ichántī sarámā prédám ānaḍ 
 10.109 (935) [Visvedevas.] té avadan prathamâ brahmakilbiṣé 
 10.110 (936) [Apris.] sámiddho adyá mánuṣo duroṇé 
 10.111 (937) [Indra.] mánīṣiṇaḥ prá bharadhvam manīṣâṃ 
 10.112 (938) [Indra.] índra píba pratikāmáṃ sutásya 
 10.113 (939) [Indra.] tám asya dyâvāpṛthivî sácetasā 
 10.114 (940) [Visvedevas.] gharmâ sámantā trivŕtaṃ ví āpatus 
 10.115 (941) [Agni.] citrá íc chíśos táruṇasya vakṣátho 
 10.116 (942) [Indra.] píbā sómam mahatá indriyâya 
 10.117 (943) [Liberality.] ná vâ u devâḥ kṣúdham íd vadháṃ dadur 
 10.118 (944) [Agni.] ágne háṃsi ní atríṇaṃ 
 10.119 (945) [Indra.] íti vâ íti me máno 
 10.120 (946) [Indra.] tád íd āsa bhúvaneṣu jyáyiṣṭhaṃ 
 10.121 (947) [ [[Ka]].] hiraṇyagarbháḥ sám avartatâgre 
 10.122 (948) [Agni.] vásuṃ ná citrámahasaṃ gṛṇīṣe 
 10.123 (949) [ [[Vena]].] ayáṃ venáś codayat pŕśnigarbhā 
 10.124 (950) [Agni, Etc.] imáṃ no agna úpa yajñám éhi 
 10.125 (951) [ [[Vāk|Vak]].] aháṃ rudrébhir vásubhiś carāmi 
 10.126 (952) [Visvedevas.] ná tám áṃho ná duritáṃ 
 10.127 (953) [ [[Ratri|Night]].] râtrī ví akhyad āyatî 
 10.128 (954) [Visvedevas.] mámāgne várco vihavéṣu astu 
 10.129 (955) [Creation.] nâsad āsīn nó sád āsīt tadânīṃ 
 10.130 (956) [Creation.] yó yajñó ? viśvátas tántubhis tatá 
 10.131 (957) [Indra.] ápa prâca indra víśvāṁ amítrān 
 10.132 (958) [ [[Mitra (Vedic)|Mitra]]. [[Varuna]].] ījānám íd diyaúr gūrtâvasur 
 10.133 (959) [Indra.] pró ṣú asmai purorathám 
 10.134 (960) [Indra.] ubhé yád indra ródasī 
 10.135 (961) [Yama.] yásmin vṛkṣé supalāśé 
 10.136 (962) [ [[Kesins]].] keśî agníṃ keśî viṣáṃ 
 10.137 (963) [Visvedevas.] utá devā ávahitaṃ 
 10.138 (964) [Indra.] táva tyá indra sakhiyéṣu váhnaya 
 10.139 (965) [ [[Savitar]].] sûryaraśmir hárikeśaḥ purástāt 
 10.140 (966) [Agni.] ágne táva śrávo váyo 
 10.141 (967) [Visvedevas.] ágne áchā vadehá naḥ 
 10.142 (968) [Agni.] ayám agne jaritâ tvé abhūd ápi 
 10.143 (969) [Asvins.] tyáṃ cid átrim ṛtajúram 
 10.144 (970) [Indra.] ayáṃ hí te ámartiya 
 10.145 (971) [ [[Sapatnibadhanam]].] imâṃ khanāmi óṣadhiṃ 
 10.146 (972) [ [[Aranyani]].] áraṇyāni áraṇyāni 
 10.147 (973) [Indra.] śrát te dadhāmi prathamâya manyáve 
 10.148 (974) [Indra.] suṣvāṇâsa indara stumási tvā 
 10.149 (975) [Savitar.] savitâ yantraíḥ pṛthivîm aramṇād 
 10.150 (976) [Agni.] sámiddhaś cit sám idhyase 
 10.151 (977) [Faith.] śraddháyāgníḥ sám idhyate 
 10.152 (978) [Indra.] śāsá itthâ mahâṁ asi 
 10.153 (979) [Indra.] īṅkháyantīr apasyúva 
 10.154 (980) [New Life.] sóma ékebhyaḥ pavate 
 10.155 (981) [Various.] árāyi kâṇe víkaṭe 
 10.156 (982) [Agni.] agníṃ hinvantu no dhíyaḥ 
 10.157 (983) [Visvedevas.] imâ nú kam bhúvanā sīṣadhāma 
 10.158 (984) [Surya.] sûriyo no divás pātu 
 10.159 (985) [ [[Saci Paulomi]].] úd asaú sûriyo agād 
 10.160 (986) [Indra.] tīvrásyābhívayaso asyá pāhi 
 10.161 (987) [Indra.] muñcâmi tvā havíṣā jîvanāya kám 
 10.162 (988)  bráhmaṇāgníḥ saṃvidānó 
 10.163 (989)  akṣîbhyāṃ te nâsikābhyāṃ 
 10.164 (990) [Dream-charm.] ápehi manasas pate 
 10.165 (991) [Visvedevas.] dévāḥ kapóta iṣitó yád ichán 
 10.166 (992) [ [[Sapatnanasanam]].] ṛṣabhám mā samānânāṃ 
 10.167 (993) [Indra.] túbhyedám indra pári ṣicyate mádhu 
 10.168 (994) [ [[Vayu]].] vâtasya nú mahimânaṃ ráthasya 
 10.169 (995) [Cows.] mayobhûr vâto abhí vātu usrâ 
 10.170 (996) [Surya.] vibhrâḍ bṛhát pibatu somiyám mádhu 
 10.171 (997) [Indra.] tuváṃ tyám iṭáto rátham 
 10.172 (998) [ [[Ushas|Dawn]].] â yāhi vánasā sahá 
 10.173 (999) [The King.] â tvāhārṣam antár edhi 
 10.174 (1000) [The King.] abhīvarténa havíṣā 
 10.175 (1001) [Press-stones.] prá vo grāvāṇaḥ savitâ 
 10.176 (1002) [Agni.] prá sūnáva ṛbhūṇ~âm 
 10.177 (1003) [ [[Mayabheda]].] pataṃgám aktám ásurasya māyáyā 
 10.178 (1004) [ [[Tarksya]].] tiyám ū ṣú vājínaṃ devájūtaṃ 
 10.179 (1005) [Indra.] út tiṣṭhatâva paśyata 
 10.180 (1006) [Indra.] prá sasāhiṣe puruhūta śátrūñ 
 10.181 (1007) [Visvedevas.] práthaś ca yásya sapráthaś ca nâma 
 10.182 (1008) [Brhaspati.] bŕhaspátir nayatu durgáhā tiráḥ 
 10.183 (1009) [The Sacrificer, Etc.] ápaśyaṃ tvā mánasā cékitānaṃ 
 10.184 (1010) [.] víṣṇur yóniṃ kalpayatu 
 10.185 (1011) [ [[Aditi]].] máhi trīṇâm ávo astu 
 10.186 (1012) [Vayu.] vâta â vātu bheṣajáṃ 
 10.187 (1013) [Agni.] prâgnáye vâcam īraya 
 10.188 (1014) [Agni.] prá nūnáṃ jātávedasam 
 10.189 (1015) [Surya.] âyáṃ gaúḥ pŕśnir akramīd 
 10.190 (1016) [Creation.] ṛtáṃ ca satyáṃ cābhiìddhāt 
 10.191 (1017) [Agni.] sáṃ-sam íd yuvase vṛṣann 
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==See also==
*[[Rigvedic dialogue hymns]]
*[[Gambler's Lament]]

==References==
((Reflist))

== External links ==

((wikisourcelang|sa|ऋग्वेदः मण्डल १|Original Sanskrit text in Devanagari))
*((wikisource-inline|The Rig Veda/Mandala 10)) – English translation by [[Ralph T. H. Griffith]]

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[[Category:Rigveda|Mandala A]]

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