Library·Ṛgveda Saṃhitā·5·5.21
मनुष्वत् त्वा नि धीमहि मनुष्वत् सम् इधीमहि । अग्ने मनुष्वद् अङ्गिरो देवान् देवयते यज ॥
manuṣvat tvā ni dhīmahi manuṣvat sam idhīmahi | agne manuṣvad aṅgiro devān devayate yaja ||
We stablish thee as Manus used, as Manus used we kindle thee. Like Manus, for the pious man , Angiras, Agni, worship Gods.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
त्वं हि मानुषे जने ऽग्ने सुप्रीत इध्यसे । स्रुचस् त्वा यन्त्य् आनुषक् सुजात सर्पिरासुते ॥
tvaṃ hi mānuṣe jane 'gne suprīta idhyase | srucas tvā yanty ānuṣak sujāta sarpirāsute ||
For well, O Agni, art thou pleased when thou art kindled mid mankind. Straight go the ladles unto thee, thou highborn God whose food is oil.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
त्वां विश्वे सजोषसो देवासो दूतम् अक्रत । सपर्यन्तस् त्वा कवे यज्ञेषु देवम् ईळते ॥
tvāṃ viśve sajoṣaso devāso dūtam akrata | saparyantas tvā kave yajñeṣu devam īḷate ||
Thee have all Gods of one accord established as their messenger. Serving at sacrifices men adore thee as a God, O Sage.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
देवं वो देवयज्ययाग्निम् ईळीत मर्त्यः । समिद्धः शुक्र दीदिह्य् ऋतस्य योनिम् आसदः ससस्य योनिम् आसदः ॥
devaṃ vo devayajyayāgnim īḷīta martyaḥ | samiddhaḥ śukra dīdihy ṛtasya yonim āsadaḥ sasasya yonim āsadaḥ ||
Let mortal man adore your God, Agni, with worship due to Gods. Shine forth enkindled, Radiant One. Sit in the chamber of the Law, sit in the chamber of the food.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)