Rasarnavasudhakara 3.74

3.74

atha śamaḥ-
arateḥ śamanaṃ taj-jñāḥ śamam āhur manīṣiṇaḥ ||

Now, pacification (śama):
The pacification of discontent—those who know it, the wise, call pacification.

3.74.p1

45b

3.74.p2

yathā tatraiva [bāla-rāmāyaṇe] (4.57 padyāt pūrvaṃ) hemaprabhā-jujjai paphulla-kodūhala-ttaṇaṃ | parasurāma-daṃsaṇeṇa uṇa sasajjha-sattaṇaṃ bhagga-dhana-ddaṇḍa-caṇḍa-caritassa purado rāmacaṃdassa | (yujyate praphulla-kautūhalatvaṃ paraśurāma-daṃśanena punaḥ sa-sādhvasatvaṃ bhagna-dhanur-daṇḍa-caṇḍa-caritasya purato rāmacandrasya) ity atra rāmacandra-parākrama-kathanāt sītāyāḥ arati-śamanāt śamaḥ |

As in the very same work [Bālarāmāyaṇa] (before verse 4.57), Hemaprabhā: "It is fitting that wonder should bloom; but on seeing Paraśurāma, there is fear again, before Rāmacandra of fierce deeds who broke the bow-staff"; here, because of the statement of Rāmacandra's valor, pacification occurs through the calming of Sītā's discontent.