Rasarnavasudhakara 2.67
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.67
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2.67
parotthā, yathā-
prīte vidhātari purā paribhūya martyān
vavre' nyato yad abhayaṃ sa bhavān ahaṃyuḥ |
tan-marmaṇi spṛśati mām atimātram adya
hā vatsa śāntam athavā daśakandharo' si ||
Arising from another, as in:
“When formerly the Creator was pleased, having despised mortal men,
you, proud as you were, chose immunity from others;
that touches my vital parts exceedingly today.
Alas, my child! Or let it be averted—you are the Ten-Necked One!”
2.67.p1
(anargha-rāghava 4.9)
(Anargharāghava 4.9)
2.67.p2
atra garvita-rāvaṇa-kṛtena martyetarābhaya-varaṇena jātā mālyavataḥ śaṅkā marmaṇi spṛśatītyādinā vāg-ārambheṇa pratīyate |
Here, Mālyavat's apprehension, born from arrogant Rāvaṇa's choosing of immunity from everyone other than mortals, is conveyed by the verbal utterance beginning with “touches my vital parts.”
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