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Nagananda 4.6

Nāgānanda 4.6

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Sanskrit

4.6

ityeṣa bhogipatinā vihitavyavastho yān bhakṣayatyahipatīn patagādhirājaḥ /
yāsyanti yānti ca gatāśca dinairbivṛddhiṃ teṣāmamī tuhinaśailaruco 'sthikūṭāḥ //

Mitrávasu.
This, then, was agreed to by the king of birds. So, these conditions being thus settled by the king of the Nágas, these are the heaps, white as the snow peaks, from the bones of the snakes, which the king of birds devours, and which have been increasing, do increase, and will increase as days go by.

Palmer Boyd 1872, Nágánanda, or The Joy of the Snake-World

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