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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 8, Ch. 16]
śrī-śuka uvāca evam putreṣu naṣṭeṣu deva-mātāditis tadā hṛte tri-viṣṭape daityaiḥ paryatapyad anāthavat
śrī-śukaḥ uvāca—Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī said; evam—in this way; putreṣu—when her sons; naṣṭeṣu—disappearing from their position; deva-mātā—the mother of the demigods; aditiḥ—Aditi; tadā—at that time; hṛte—because of being lost; tri-viṣṭape—the kingdom of heaven; daityaiḥ—by the influence of the demons; paryatapyat—began to lament; anātha-vat—as if she had no protector.
TRANSLATION
Śukadeva Gosvāmī said: O King, when Aditi's sons, the demigods, had thus disappeared from heaven and the demons had occupied their places, Aditi began lamenting, as if she had no protector.
TEXT 2
एकदा कश्यपस्तस्या आश्रमं भगवानगात् । निरुत्सवं निरानन्दं समाधेर्विरतश्चिरात् ॥ २ ॥
ekadā kaśyapas tasyā āśramam bhagavān agāt nirutsavam nirānandam samādher virataś cirāt
ekadā—one day; kaśyapaḥ—the great sage Kaśyapa Muni; tasyāḥ—of Aditi; āśramam—to the shelter; bhagavān—greatly powerful; agāt—went; nirutsavam—without enthusiasm; nirānandam—without jubilation; samādheḥ—his trance; virataḥ—stopping; cirāt—after a long time.
TRANSLATION
After many, many days, the great powerful sage Kaśyapa Muni arose from a trance of meditation and returned home to see the āśrama of Aditi neither jubilant nor festive.