Rasarnavasudhakara 1.71

Rasārṇavasudhākara 1.71

Language: Sanskrit

1.71

yathā-
vāladhiṃ trātum āvṛtya camareṇārpite gale |
patantam iṣum anyena sa kṛpālur akhaṇḍayat ||

As [in the following verse]: / When a yak turned around to protect its tail and exposed its neck, / that compassionate [king] split the falling arrow / with another [arrow].
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[*1] Some MSS. have the following example: sa dakṣiṇaṃ tūṇa-mukhena vāmaṃ | vyāpārayan hastam alakṣyatājau | ākarṇa-kṛṣṭā sakṛd asya yoddhum | aurvīva bāṇān suṣuve ripu-ghnān ||(ra.vaṃ. 7.57)

|| [*1] / [*1] Some MSS. have the following example: / In battle, his right hand moving to the mouth of the quiver / and his left [drawing the bow] could not be seen; / pulled to the ear once, his bowstring seemed to give birth / to foe-slaying arrows for fighting. || (Raghuvaṃśa 7.57)
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