Atharva Veda 4.30

ahaṃ rudrebhir vasubhiś carāmy aham ādityair uta viśvadevaiḥ ahaṃ mitrāvaruṇobhā bibharmy aham indrāgnī aham aśvinobhā

Self-laudation of Speech (?)

I go about with the Rudras, the Vasus, I with the Ādityas and the All-gods; I bear Mitra-and-Varuṇa both, I Indra-and-Agni, I both Açvins.

ahaṃ rāṣṭrī saṃgamanī vasūnāṃ cikituṣī prathamā yajñiyānām tāṃ mā devā vy adadhuḥ purutrā bhūristhātrāṃ bhūry āveśayantaḥ

I am queen, gatherer of good things, the first that has understood the matters of sacrifice; me here the gods distributed manifoldly, making me of many stations enter into many.

aham eva svayam idaṃ vadāmi juṣṭaṃ devānām uta mānuṣāṇām yaṃ kāmaye taṃ tam ugraṃ kṛṇomi taṃ brahmāṇaṃ tam ṛṣiṃ taṃ sumedhām

I my own self say this, [which is] enjoyable of gods and of men; whomsoever I desire, him I make formidable, him priest (brahmán), him seer, him very wise.

mayā so 'nnam atti yo vipaśyati yaḥ prāṇati ya īm śṛṇoty uktam amantavo māṃ ta upa kṣiyanti śrudhi śruta śraddheyaṃ te vadāmi

By me doth he eat food who looks abroad, who breathes, who indeed hears what is spoken; unknowing (? amantú) they dwell upon me; hear thou, heard-of one; I say to thee what is to be credited.

ahaṃ rudrāya dhanur ā tanomi brahmadviṣe śarave hantavā u ahaṃ janāya samadaṃ kṛṇomi aham dyāvāpṛthivī ā viveśa

I stretch the bow for Rudra, for his shaft to slay the bráhman-hater; I make strife (samád) for the people (jána); into heaven-and-earth have I entered.

ahaṃ somam āhanasaṃ bibharmy ahaṃ tvaṣṭāram uta pūṣaṇaṃ bhagam ahaṃ dadhāmi draviṇā haviṣmate suprāvyā yajamānāya sunvate

I bear the heady (? āhanás) soma, I Tvashṭar, also Pūshan, Bhaga; I assign property to the giver of oblations, to the very zealous (?), the sacrificer, the presser of soma.

ahaṃ suve pitaram asya mūrdhan mama yonir apsv antaḥ samudre tato vi tiṣṭhe bhuvanāni viśvotāmūṃ dyāṃ varṣmaṇopa spṛśāmi

I quicken (give birth to?) the father in its (his?) head; my womb (yóni) is within the waters, the ocean; thence I extend myself (vi-sthā) to all beings; even yon sky I touch with my summit.

aham eva vātaiva pra vāmy ārabhamāṇā bhuvanāni viśvā paro divā para enā pṛthivyaitāvatī mahimnā saṃ babhūva

I myself blow forth like the wind, taking hold upon all beings; beyond the sky, beyond the earth here—such have I become by greatness.