The fourth Mandala of the Rigveda has 58 hymns, mainly to Agni and Indra. Most hymns in this book are attributed to vāmadeva gautama. It is one of the "family books" (mandalas 2-7), the oldest core of the Rigveda. The Rigveda (Sanskrit: , a tatpurusha compound of praise, verse and knowledge) is a collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns counted among the four Hindu religious texts known as the Vedas. ... Agni is a Hindu deity. ... This article or section contains information that has not been verified and thus might not be reliable. ...

List of incipits

The dedication as given by Griffith is in square brackets

 4.1 (297) [Agni.] tuvâṃ hí agne sádam ít samanyávo 4.2 (298) [Agni.] yó mártiyeṣu amŕta ṛtâvā 4.3 (299) [Agni.] â vo râjānam adhvarásya rudráṃ 4.4 (300) [Agni.] kṛṇuṣvá pâjaḥ prásitiṃ ná pṛthvîṃ 4.5 (301) [Agni.] vaiśvānarâya mīḷhúṣe sajóṣāḥ 4.6 (302) [Agni.] ūrdhvá ū ṣú ṇo adhvarasya hotar 4.7 (303) [Agni.] ayám ihá prathamó dhāyi dhātŕbhir 4.8 (304) [Agni.] dūtáṃ vo viśvávedasaṃ 4.9 (305) [Agni.] ágne mṛḷá mahâṁ asi 4.10 (306) [Agni.] ágne tám adyá 4.11 (307) [Agni.] bhadráṃ te agne sahasinn ánīkam 4.12 (308) [Agni.] yás tvâm agna inádhate yatásruk 4.13 (309) [Agni.] práti agnír uṣásām ágram akhyad 4.14 (310) [Agni.] práti agnír uṣáso jātávedā 4.15 (311) [Agni.] agnír hótā no adhvaré 4.16 (312) [Indra.] â satyó yātu maghávāṁ ṛjīṣî 4.17 (313) [Indra.] tuvám mahâṁ indara túbhya * ha kṣâ 4.18 (314) [Indra and Others.] ayám pánthā ánuvittaḥ purāṇó 4.19 (315) [Indra.] evâ tuvâm indara vajrin átra 4.20 (316) [Indra.] â na índro dūr~âd â na āsâd 4.21 (317) [Indra.] â yātu índro ávasa úpa na 4.22 (318) [Indra.] yán na índro jujuṣé yác ca váṣṭi 4.23 (319) [Indra.] kathâ mahâm avṛdhat kásya hótur 4.24 (320) [Indra.] kâ suṣṭutíḥ śávasaḥ sūnúm índram 4.25 (321) [Indra.] kó adyá ? náriyo devákāma 4.26 (322) [Indra.] ahám mánur abhavaṃ sûriyaś ca 4.27 (323) [The Falcon.] gárbhe nú sánn ánu eṣām avedam 4.28 (324) [Indra-Soma.] tuvâ yujâ táva tát soma sakhyá 4.29 (325) [Indra.] â na stutá úpa vâjebhir ūtî 4.30 (326) [Indra.] nákir indra tvád úttaro 4.31 (327) [Indra.] káyā naś citrá â bhuvad 4.32 (328) [Indra.] â tû na indra vṛtrahann 4.33 (329) [ Rbhus.] prá rbhúbhyo dūtám iva vâcam iṣya 4.34 (330) [Rbhus.] ṛbhúr víbhvā vâja índro no ácha 4.35 (331) [Rbhus.] ihópa yāta śavaso napātaḥ 4.36 (332) [Rbhus.] anaśvó jātó anabhīśúr ukthíyo 4.37 (333) [Rbhus.] úpa no vājā adhvarám ṛbhukṣā 4.38 (334) [ Dadhikras.] utó hí vāṃ dātarâ sánti pûrvā 4.39 (335) [Dadhikras.] āśúṃ dadhikrâṃ tám u nú ṣṭavāma 4.40 (336) [ Dadhikravan.] dadhikrâvṇa íd u nú carkirāma 4.41 (337) [Indra-Varuna.] índrā kó vāṃ varuṇā sumnám āpa 4.42 (338) [Indra-Varuna.] máma dvitâ rāṣṭaráṃ kṣatríyasya 4.43 (339) [ Asvins.] ká u śravat katamó yajñíyānāṃ 4.44 (340) [Asvins.] táṃ vāṃ ráthaṃ vayám adyâ huvema 4.45 (341) [Asvins.] eṣá syá bhānúr úd iyarti yujyáte 4.46 (342) [ Vayu. Indra-Vayu.] ágram pibā mádhūn~āṃ 4.47 (343) [Vayu. Indra-Vayu.] vâyo śukró ayāmi te 4.48 (344) [Vayu.] vihí hótrā ávītā 4.49 (345) [Indra-Brhaspati.] idáṃ vām āsíye havíḥ 4.50 (346) [Brhaspati.] yás tastámbha sáhasā ví jmó ántān 4.51 (347) [ Dawn.] idám u tyát purutámam purástāj 4.52 (448) [Dawn.] práti ṣyâ sūnárī jánī 4.53 (349) [ Savitar.] tád devásya savitúr vâriyam mahád 4.54 (350) [Savitar.] ábhūd deváḥ savitâ vándiyo nú na 4.55 (351) [ Visvedevas.] kó vas trātâ vasavaḥ kó varūtâ 4.56 (352) [ Heaven and Earth.] mahî dyâvāpṛthivî ihá jyéṣṭhe 4.57 (353) [ Ksetrapati, Etc.] kṣétrasya pátinā vayáṃ 4.58 (354) [ Ghrta.] samudrâd ūrmír mádhumāṁ úd ārad 

Soma (Sanskrit), or Haoma (Avestan) (from Proto-Indo-Iranian *Sauma) was a ritual drink of importance among the early Indo-Iranians, and the later Vedic and Iranian cultures. ... In Hinduism, the Rbhus (singular Rbhu) are the gods of crafts, artisans, horses and also solar deities. ... This article is about the god. ... In Hinduism, the Asvins are the twin sons of Saranya with either Surya or Vivasvat. ... In Hinduism, Vayu (also known as Pavan) is a primary god, father of Bhima and Hanuman. ... In Hinduism, Brihaspati is the god of magic and prayer. ... Ushas (उषः úṣas-), Sanskrit for dawn, is the chief goddess (sometimes imagined as several goddesses, Dawns) exalted in the Rigveda. ... In Hinduism, Savitri (also Savitr, Savitar) is a solar deity and one of the Adityas. ... In vedic religion, Dyaus Pita is the Sky Father, husband of Prthivi and father of Agni and Indra (RV 4. ... In Hinduism, Prithvi (pṛthvī) is an Earth Mother or Prithvi Mata, wife of Dyaus Pita, mother of Indra and Agni. ...