Rig Veda 4.29

ā na stuta upa vājebhir ūtī indra yāhi haribhir mandasānaḥ tiraś cid aryaḥ savanā purūṇy āṅgūṣebhir gṛṇānaḥ satyarādhāḥ

Come, lauded, unto us with powers and succours, O Indra, with thy Tawny Steeds; exulting, Past even the foeman's manifold libations, glorified with our hymns, true Wealth-bestower.

ā hi ṣmā yāti naryaś cikitvān hūyamānaḥ sotṛbhir upa yajñam svaśvo yo abhīrur manyamānaḥ suṣvāṇebhir madati saṃ ha vīraiḥ

Man's Friend, to this our sacrifice he cometh marking how he is called by Soma-pressers. Fearless, and conscious that his Steeds are noble, he joyeth with the Soma-pouring heroes.

śrāvayed asya karṇā vājayadhyai juṣṭām anu pra diśam mandayadhyai udvāvṛṣāṇo rādhase tuviṣmān karan na indraḥ sutīrthābhayaṃ ca

Make his cars hear, that he may show his vigour and may be joyful in the way he loveth. May mighty Indra pouring forth in bounty bestow on us good roads and perfect safety;

acchā yo gantā nādhamānam ūtī itthā vipraṃ havamānaṃ gṛṇantam upa tmani dadhāno dhury āśūn sahasrāṇi śatāni vajrabāhuḥ

He who with succour comes to his implorer, the singer here who with his song invites him; He who himself sets to the pole swift Coursers, he who hath hundreds, thousands, Thunder-wielder.

tvotāso maghavann indra viprā vayaṃ te syāma sūrayo gṛṇantaḥ bhejānāso bṛhaddivasya rāya ākāyyasya dāvane purukṣoḥ

O Indra Maghavan, by thee protected may we be thine, princes and priests and singers, Sharing the riches sent from lofty heaven which yields much food, and all desire its bounty.