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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 5, Ch. 1]
chat —he gave;  yasyām —unto whom;  āsīt —there was;  devayānī —Devayānī;  nāma —named;  kāvya-sutā —the daughter of Śukrācārya.
TRANSLATION
King Priyavrata then gave his daughter, Urjasvati, in marriage to Śukrācārya, who begot in her a daughter named Devayānī.
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नैवंविधः पुरुषकार उरुक्रमस्य
पुंसां तदङ्घ्रिरजसा जितषड्गुणानाम् ।
चित्रं विदूरविगतः सकृदाददीत
यत्रामधेयमघुना स जहाति बन्धम् ॥३५॥
naivam-vidhaḥ puruṣa-kāra urukramasya
puṁsām tad-aṅghri-rajasā jita-ṣaḍ-guṇānām
citram vidūra-vigataḥ sakṛd ādadīta
yan-nāmadheyam adhunā sa jahāti bandham
na —not:  evam-vidhaḥ —like that;  puruṣa-kāraḥ —personal influence;  uru-kramasya —of the Supreme Personality of Godhead;  puṁsām —of the devotees;  tat-aṅghri —of His lotus feet;  rajasā —by the dust;  jita-ṣaṭ-guṇānām —who have conquered the influence of the six kinds of material whips;  citram —wonderful;  vidūra-vigataḥ —the fifth-grade person, or the untouchable;  sakṛt —only once;  ādadīta —if he utters;  yat —whose;  nāmadheyam —holy name;  adhunā —immediately;  saḥ —he;  jahāti —gives up;  bandham —material bondage.
TRANSLATION
My dear King, a devotee who has taken shelter of the dust from the lotus feet of the Lord can transcend the influence of the six material whips—namely hunger, thirst, lamentation, illusion, old age and death—and he can conquer the mind and five senses. However, this is not very wonderful for a pure devotee of the Lord because even a person beyond the jurisdiction of the four castes—