Rasarnavasudhakara 1.87

1.87

yathā-
santuṣṭe tisṛṇām purām api ripau kaṇḍūla-dor-maṇḍalī-
krīḍā-kṛtta-punaḥ-prarūḍha-śiraso vīrasya lipsor varam |
yācñā-dainya-parāñci yaysa kalahāyante mithyas tvaṃ vṛṇu
tvaṃ vṛṇv ity abhito mukhāni sa daśagrīvaḥ kathaṃ varṇyatām ||

As [in the following verse]: / When the Enemy of the Three Cities (Śiva) was pleased, when the hero, whose heads were cut off and grew again in the sport of his itching circle of arms, desired a boon, / his heads, turning away from the wretchedness of begging, quarreled among themselves from all sides saying, 'You choose!', 'You choose!'—how can that Ten-Necked (Rāvaṇa) be described?

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(a.rā. 3.41)