Atharva Veda 6.38

siṃhe vyāghra uta yā pṛdākau tviṣir agnau brāhmaṇe sūrye yā indraṃ yā devī subhagā jajāna sā na aitu varcasā saṃvidānā

For brilliance

What brilliancy (tvíṣi) is in lion, in tiger, and what in adder, in fire, in the Brāhman, what in the sun: the fortunate goddess that gave birth to Indra—let her come to us, in union with splendor.

yā hastini dvīpini yā hiraṇye tviṣir apsu goṣu yā puruṣeṣu indraṃ yā devī subhagā jajāna sā na aitu varcasā saṃvidānā

What brilliancy is in elephant, in leopard, what in gold, in waters, in kine, what in men (púruṣa): the fortunate goddess etc. etc.

rathe akṣeṣv ṛṣabhasya vāje vāte parjanye varuṇasya śuṣme indram yā devī subhagā jajāna sā na aitu varcasā saṃvidānā

In chariot, in dice, in the bull's strength (vā́ja), in wind, in rain-god, in Varuṇa's vehemence (çúṣma): the fortunate goddess etc. etc.

rājanye dundubhāv āyatāyām aśvasya vāje puruṣasya māyau indram yā devī subhagā jajāna sā na aitu varcasā saṃvidānā

In a noble (rājanyà), in the drum, in the drawn [arrow], in the horse's vigor, in man's roar (?): the fortunate goddess etc. etc.