1 Thee, O Radiant One, have the angels, ever of one accord, sent hither down, appointed messenger, yea, with their wisdom sent Thee down.

The Immortal, O Thou Holy One, mid mortal men, the God-devoted, the wise, have they brought forth, brought forth the omnipresent God-devoted Sage.

2 As such, O God, bring with favour to the righteous Thy Brother, the All-Seeing, who loveth worship,

True to the Law, the Boundless One who supporteth men, the King, supporter of mankind.

3 Do Thou, O Friend, turn hither Him who is our Friend, swift as a wheel, like two car-steeds in rapid course,

Wondrous! to us in rapid course.

O God, find Thou grace for us with the All-Seeing, with the storm-angels who illumine all.

Bless us, Thou Radiant One, for seed and progeny, yea, bless us, O Thou Wondrous God.

4 Do Thou who knowest the All-Seeing, O God, put far away from us the displeasure of the Lord.

Best of those worshipped, brightest One, refulgent, remove Thou far from us all those who hate us.

5 Be Thou, O God, nearest us with succour, our closest Friend while now this morn is breaking.

Reconcile to us the All-Seeing, be bounteous; accept the gracious offering; be swift to hear us.

6 Excellent is the glance, of brightest splendour, which the auspicious God bestows on mortals,

God's glance, longed-for even as the butter, pure, heated, of the cow, the milch-cow's bounty.

7 Three are those births, the true, the most exalted, eagerly longed-for, of the Radiant God.

He came invested in the boundless region, pure, radiant, friendly, mightily resplendent.

8 This envoy joyeth in all seats of worship, borne on his golden car, sweet-tongued Invoker:

Lovely to look on, with red steeds, effulgent, like a feast rich in food, joyous for ever.

9 Allied by worship, let Him give man knowledge: by an extended cord they lead Him onward.

He stays, effectual in this mortal's dwelling, and God wins a share in his possessions.

10 Let the Radiant One, for He knows the way, conduct us to all that He enjoys of God-sent riches,

What all the angels have prepared with wisdom, by the Lord of Heaven, Sire, Begetter, raining down true blessings.

11 In houses first He sprang into existence, at great heaven's base, and in this region's bosom;

Footless and headless, both His ends concealing, in His Bull's lair drawing Himself together.

12 Wondrously first He rose aloft, defiant, in the Bull's lair, the home of holy Order,

Longed-for, young, beautiful, and far-resplendent: and seven dear friends sprang up unto the Mighty.

13 Here did our human fathers take their places, fain to fulfil the sacred Law of worship.

Forth drove they, with loud call, Dawn's teeming milch-kine hid in the mountain-stable, in the cavern.

14 Splendid were they when they had rent the mountain: others, around, shall tell forth this their exploit.

They sang their song, prepared to free the cattle: they found the light; with holy hymns they worshipped.

15 Eager, with thought intent upon the booty, the men with their celestial speech threw open

The solid mountain firm, compact, enclosing, confining cows, the stable full of cattle.

16 The Milch-cow's earliest name they comprehended: they found the Mother's thrice-seven noblest titles.

This the bands knew, and sent forth acclamation: with the Bull's sheen the Red One was apparent.

17 The turbid darkness fled, the heaven was splendid! up rose the bright beam of celestial Morning.

The sun ascended to the wide expanses, beholding deeds of men both good and evil.

18 Then, afterwards they looked around, awakened, when first they held that heaven-allotted treasure.

Now all the angels abide in all their dwellings. All-Seeing, Friend, be the prayer effective.

19 I will call hither brightly-beaming God, the Herald, all-supporting, best at worship.

He hath disclosed, like the milch-cow's pure udder, the gift of provision when cleansed and poured from beakers.

20 The freest God of all who should be worshipped, the guest who is received in all men's houses,

The Radiant One who hath secured the high favour of the righteous, may He be gracious to us, Knower of all things.