Simhasanadvatrimshika 9.p7
English (machine translation) 9.p7
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9.p7
While he was thus rendering service, a long time passed. Then one day, the teacher, taking pity on him, instructed him in the accomplished mantra of Sarasvatī. Having become omniscient through that instruction, that Kamalākara took the teacher's permission and set out to return to his own city. On the way, he arrived at the city of Kāñcī. The king there was Anaṅgasena. In that city there is a certain woman named Naramohinī. She is peerless in beauty; whoever sees her, afflicted with the fever of passion, enters a state of madness. Moreover, whoever sleeps with her to enjoy her, a certain demon living on the Vindhya mountain drinks his blood; he becomes lifeless. Having seen this wonder, Kamalākara also went to his own city. Seeing him arrive, a great celebration took place among his mother, father, and the rest. On the second day, having gone to the royal assembly with his father, [saying]:
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- Vikrama's Adventures, or The Thirty-two Tales of the Throne — Franklin Edgerton 1926, English
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- Siṃhāsanadvātriṃśikā — Sanskrit