I am he who breathed these two, the twain Indras, who seized the thunder to contend; when called, they slew the slayer—resolute, they spoke and humbled the foes of the Nasatya twins.

I destroy those powerful (enemies) two by two who defy the (wielder of the) thunderbolt, Indra, tobattle, I slew them challenging (me to fight) with (great) slaughter, the unbending (slaying) the bending, theuttering stern (menaces).

These, breathing loud in fury, two and two, who caused Indra to bring his bolt of thunder to the fray, The challengers, I struck with deadly weapon down: firm stand what words the God speaks to his worshippers. This One by stronger might I conquered singly; yea, also two: shall three prevail against me? Like many sheaves upon the floor I thrash them. How can my foes, the Indraless, revile me?