Rasarnavasudhakara 2.336
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.336
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2.336
ghora-śravaṇād, yathā-
śrutvā niḥsāṇa-rāṇaṃ raṇa-bhuvi bhavato mādhava-kṣmādhavendra
prāpya pratyarthi-vīrāḥ kula-śikhari-guhāṃ gūḍha-gāḍhāndhakārām |
līnā lūna-pratāpā nija-kaṭaka-maṇi-śreṇikānti-prakarṣa-
sraṣṭāraṃ naṣṭa-dhairyāḥ kamala-bhuvam aho hanta nindanti mandam ||
[Fear] from hearing something terrifying, as in:
“Hearing the roar of your kettledrum on the battlefield, O lord of kings Mādhava,
the hostile warriors entered a cave of the principal mountain, dense with hidden darkness;
vanished, their prowess shattered, their courage lost, they softly blame—alas, alack!—
Brahma, the creator of the brilliant splendor of the gems in their own diadems.”
2.336.p1
atilaukikāt kāraṇād uttamasya, yathā-
[Fear] in a superior character from an extraordinary cause, as in:
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