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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 8, Ch. 10]
counterattacked the demons;  śastraiḥ —by regular weapons;  nārāyaṇa-pada-āśrayāḥ —their real weapon being shelter at the lotus feet of Nārāyaṇa.
TRANSLATION
Thereafter, being enlivened because of drinking the nectar, the demigods, who are always at the shelter of the lotus feet of Nārāyaṇa, used their various weapons to counterattack the demons in a fighting spirit.
TEXT 5
तत्र दैवासुरो नाम रणः परमदारुणः । रोघस्युदन्वतो राजंस्तुमुलो रोमहर्षणः ॥ ५ ॥
tatra daivāsuro nāma raṇaḥ parama-dāruṇaḥ rodhasy udanvato rājaṁs tumulo roma-harṣaṇaḥ
tatra —there (at the beach of the ocean of milk);  daiva —the demigods;  asuraḥ —the demons;  nāma —as they are celebrated;  raṇaḥ —fighting;  parama —very much;  dāruṇaḥ —fierce;  rodhasi —on the beach of the sea;  udanvataḥ —of the ocean of milk;  rājan —O King;  tumulaḥ —tumultuous;  roma-harṣaṇaḥ —hair standing on the body.
TRANSLATION
O King, a fierce battle on the beach of the ocean of milk ensued between the demigods and the demons. The fighting was so terrible that simply hearing about it would make the hair on one's body stand on end.
TEXT 6
तत्रान्योन्यं सपत्नास्ते संरब्धमनसो रणे । समासाद्यासिभिर्वाणैर्निजघ्नुर्विविधायुधैः ॥ ६ ॥
tatrānyonyaṁ sapatnās te saṁrabdha-manaso raṇe