Rasarnavasudhakara 3.151.p2

3.151.p2

yathā tatraiva [bāla-rāmāyaṇe] rāghavānanda-nāmani daśamāṅke [ādau] (tataḥ praviśati saśokā) laṅkā-hā duddhara-taba-visesa-paritosidārabindāsaṇa tihubaṇekkamalla dasa-kaṇṭha hā helā-bandīkida-mahinda mehanāda hā samara-saṃraṃbha-suppasaṇṇa kuṃbha-kaṇṇa kahiṃsi dehi me paḍibaaṇaṃ | [hā durdhara-tapo-viśeṣa-paritoṣitāravindāsana tribhuvanaika-malla daśakaṇṭha ! hā helā-bandīkṛta-mahendra meghanāda ! hā samara-saṃrambha-suprasanna ! kumbhakarṇa kvāsi dehi me prativacanam |] ity upakramya,

As in the very same work [Bālarāmāyaṇa], in the tenth act named Rāghavānanda, [at the beginning] (Then enters, grief-stricken,) Laṅkā: "Alas, Daśakaṇṭha, sole wrestler of the three worlds, who pleased the Lotus-seated [Brahmā] with extraordinary austere penance! Alas, Meghanāda, who effortlessly took Mahendra captive! Alas, Kumbhakarṇa, ever cheerful in the violent fury of war! Where are you? Give me an answer!"—beginning with this,