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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 21]
tasmin —in that great meeting;  arhatsu —of all those who are worshipable;  sarveṣu —all of them;  su-arciteṣu —being worshiped according to their respective positions;  yathārhataḥ —as they deserved;  utthitaḥ —stood up;  sadasaḥ —amongst the assembly members;  madhye —within the midst;  tārāṇām —of the stars;  uḍu-rāṭ —the moon;  iva —like.
TRANSLATION
In that great assembly, Mahārāja Pṛthu first of all worshiped all the respectable visitors according to their respective positions. After this, he stood up in the midst of the assembly, and it appeared that the full moon had arisen amongst the stars.
PURPORT
According to the Vedic system, the reception of great, exalted personalities, as arranged by Pṛthu Mahārāja in that great sacrificial arena, is very important. The first procedure in receiving guests is to wash their feet, and it is learned from Vedic literature that one time when Mahārāja Yudhiṣṭhira performed a  rājasūya-yajña ,  Kṛṣṇa  took charge of washing the feet of the visitors. Similarly, Mahārāja Pṛthu also arranged for the proper reception of the demigods, the saintly sages, the  brāhmaṇas  and the great kings.
TEXT 15
प्रांशुः पीनायतभुजो गौरः कञ्जारुणेक्षणः ।
सुनासः सुमुखः सौम्यः पीनांसः सुद्विजस्मितः॥१५॥
prāmśuḥ pīnāyata-bhujo gauraḥ kañjāruṇekṣaṇaḥ sunāsaḥ sumukhaḥ saumyaḥ pīnāmsaḥ su-dvija-smitaḥ
prāmśuḥ —very tall;  pīnāyata —full and broad;  bhujaḥ —arms;  gauraḥ —fair complexioned;  kañja —lotuslike;  aruṇa-īkṣaṇaḥ —with bright eyes like a morning sunrise;  su-nāsaḥ —straight nose;  su-mukhaḥ —with a beautiful face;  saumyaḥ —of a grave bodily stature;  pīna-amsaḥ —shoulders raised;  su-beautiful ;  dvija —teeth;  smitaḥ —smiling.
TRANSLATION
King Pṛthu's body was tall and sturdy, and his complexion was fair. His arms were full and broad and his eyes as bright as the rising sun. His nose