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The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 9.45.58

Mahābhārata 9.45.58

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Sanskrit

9.45.58

sa tayā bhīmayā devaḥ śūlamudgarahastayā |
gadāmusalanārācaśaktitomarahastayā |
dṛptasiṃhaninādinyā vinadya prayayau guhaḥ || 58 ||

Accompanied by that vast host, Skanda then set out for the destruction of the daityas and the protection of the denizens of heaven. Exertion, and Victory, and Righteousness, and Success, and Prosperity, and Courage, and the Scriptures (in their embodied forms) proceeded in the van of Kartikeya's army, O king! With that terrible force, which was armed with lances, mallets, blazing brands, maces, heavy clubs, arrows, darts and spears, and which was decked with beautiful ornaments and armour, and which uttered roars like those of a proud lion, the divine Guha set out.

Kisari Mohan Ganguli 1883, The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa

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