Library·Atharvaveda Saṃhitā (Śaunaka)·6·6.67
परि वर्त्मानि सर्वत इन्द्रः पूषा च सस्रतुः । मुह्यन्त्व् अद्यामूः सेना अमित्राणां परस्तराम् ॥१॥
pari vartmāni sarvata indraḥ pūṣā ca sasratuḥ | muhyantv adyāmūḥ senā amitrāṇāṃ parastarām ||1||
Everywhere about the routes Indra and Pūshan have gone; let yonder armies of our enemies today be confounded further away.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)
मूढा अमित्राश् चरताशीर्षाण इवाहयः । तेषां वो अग्निमूढानाम् इन्द्रो हन्तु वरंवरम् ॥२॥
mūḍhā amitrāś caratāśīrṣāṇa ivāhayaḥ | teṣāṃ vo agnimūḍhānām indro hantu varaṃvaram ||2||
Go about confounded, ye enemies, like headless snakes; of you there, confounded by Agni, let Indra slay each best man (vára).
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)
ऐषु नह्य वृषाजिनं हरिणस्य भियं कृधि । पराङ् अमित्र एषत्व् अर्वाची गौर् उपेषतु ॥३॥
aiṣu nahya vṛṣājinaṃ hariṇasya bhiyaṃ kṛdhi | parāṅ amitra eṣatv arvācī gaur upeṣatu ||3||
Fasten thou, as bull, the skin upon them; make the fear of the fallow-deer; let the enemy hasten (eṣ) away; let the cow hasten hither to us.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)