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Bhagavatapurana 10.70.29

Bhāgavatapurāṇa 10.70.29

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10.70.29

yo bhū-bhujo 'yuta-mataṅgaja-vīryam eko % bibhrad rurodha bhavane mṛga-rāḍ ivāvīḥ //

en: who alone, possessing the strength of ten thousand elephants, / captured the kings and confined them in his dwelling, as a lion pens sheep.

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10.70.29.p2

yo vai tvayā dvi-nava-kṛtva udātta-cakra $ bhagno mṛdhe khalu bhavantam ananta-vīryam &

en: He who indeed eighteen times was broken in battle / by you who raised your discus, O one of endless power,

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30. And that Jarasandha routed by Thee, eighteen times at the point of Thy great Chakra and having some how gained a success but once in battle with Thee of unlimited power, yet behaving like one of the human world, has grown insolent and afflicts us, Thy creatures; O Ajita, may Thou be pleased to grant that request of us (to make us happy).

S. Subba Rau 1928, The Srimad Bhagavatam

10.70.29.p3

yo vai tvayā dvi-nava-kṛtva udātta-cakra $ bhagno mṛdhe khalu bhavantam ananta-vīryam &

en: He who indeed eighteen times was broken in battle / by you who raised your discus, O one of endless power,

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