Bhagavatapurana 2.7.24

2.7.24

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24. And to Him (Rama) who was, like Hara, about to burn his enemy’s city, the sea soon offered the way (to cross) with all his limbs shaking in fear, when the entire hosts of serpents, crocodiles and other aquatic animals under him (sea), were sorely afflicted, being exposed to His fiery eyes burning with rage kindled on account of His distant friend (Sita).