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72-75. His (Vishṇu's) lotus-like feet are worshipped by the great kings, their sons of full moon-like face, the royal court ladies (queens), the beautiful courtesans of the capital city, the learned men, as well as the chief of the sons of the bards (*vandin*)¹.