Vedic Mythology c5.s4.t2.3

c5.s4.t2.3

She has no definite physical features. She is often called a goddess (*devī*), who is sometimes styled *anarvā*, 'intact' (2, 40⁶; 7, 40⁴). She is widely expanded (5, 46⁶), extensive, a mistress of wide stalls (8, 67¹²). She is bright and luminous, a supporter of creatures (1, 136³: otherwise said of Mitra-Varuṇa only), and belongs to all men (7, 10⁴: also said of Heaven and Earth). She is invoked at morning, noon, and sunset (5, 69³)¹.