Rasarnavasudhakara 2.252
English (machine translation) 2.252
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2.252
By smell, as in my own [verse]:
Constantly frequented in every quarter by trembling swarms of bees
that have taken a vow to demean the fragrance of freshly blooming jasmine,
this radiant fragrance of the limbs of this fawn-eyed woman, possessing the luster of noble campaka flowers,
whose greatness was never seen before, captivates my mind.
2.252.p1
Here, Śantanu's love for Satyavatī is caused by the divine fragrance of her body, attained through the favor of the sage Parāśara.
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- Rasārṇavasudhākara — Siṃhabhūpāla, Sanskrit