Rig Veda 8.77

jajñāno nu śatakratur vi pṛcchad iti mātaram ka ugrāḥ ke ha śṛṇvire

Scarcely was Satakratu, born when of his Mother he inquired, Who are the mighty? Who are famed?

ād īṃ śavasy abravīd aurṇavābham ahīśuvam te putra santu niṣṭuraḥ

Then Savassi declared to him Aurnavabha, Ahisuva: Son, these be they thou must o'erthrow

sam it tān vṛtrahākhidat khe arāṁ iva khedayā pravṛddho dasyuhābhavat

The Vritra-slayer smote them all as spokes are hammered into naves: The Dasyu-killer waxed in might.

ekayā pratidhāpibat sākaṃ sarāṃsi triṃśatam indraḥ somasya kāṇukā

Then Indra at a single draught drank the contents of thirty pails, Pails that were filled with Soma juice.

abhi gandharvam atṛṇad abudhneṣu rajassv ā indro brahmabhya id vṛdhe

Indra in groundless realms of space pierced the Gandharva through, that he Might make Brahmans' strength increase.

nir āvidhyad giribhya ā dhārayat pakvam odanam indro bundaṃ svātatam

Down from the mountains Indra shot hither his well-directed shaft: He gained the ready brew of rice.

śatabradhna iṣus tava sahasraparṇa eka it yam indra cakṛṣe yujam

One only is that shaft of thine, with thousand feathers, hundred barbs, Which, Indra, thou hast made thy friend.

tena stotṛbhya ā bhara nṛbhyo nāribhyo attave sadyo jāta ṛbhuṣṭhira

Strong as the Gbhus at thy birth, therewith to those who praise thee, men, And women, bring thou food to eat.

etā cyautnāni te kṛtā varṣiṣṭhāni parīṇasā hṛdā vīḍv adhārayaḥ

By thee these exploits were achieved, the mightiest deeds, abundantly: Firm in thy heart thou settest them.

viśvet tā viṣṇur ābharad urukramas tveṣitaḥ śatam mahiṣān kṣīrapākam odanaṃ varāham indra emuṣam

All these things Vishnu brought, the Lord of ample stride whom thou hadst sent- A hundred buffaloes, a brew of rice and milk: and Indra, slew the ravening boar

tuvikṣaṃ te sukṛtaṃ sūmayaṃ dhanuḥ sādhur bundo hiraṇyayaḥ ubhā te bāhū raṇyā susaṃskṛta ṛdūpe cid ṛdūvṛdhā

Most deadly is thy bow, successful, fashioned well: good is thine arrow, decked with gold. Warlike and well equipped thine arms are, which increase sweetness for him who drinks the sweet.