Text 263] Lord Caitanya Meets Raghunatha dasa Gosvami 321

TEXT 262

2 & areca Dataadayy |
aqale-afea cow ferfwerl etpa i awe it

ei ta’ prastave sri kavi-karnaptra
raghunatha-mahima granthe likhila pracura

SYNONYMS

ei ta’ prastave—in this connection; sri kavi-karnapdra—the poet named Kavi-
karnapira; raghunatha-mahimd—the glories of Raghunatha dasa; granthe —in his
book; likhila—-wrote; pracura—much.

TRANSLATION

Describing this incident, the great poet Sri Kavi-karnapdra has written ex-
tensively about the glorious activities of Raghunatha dasa in his book.

TEXT 263

SBTC AQAA BAYas Baryewafaiy-

Beco arate Forres atatfecei wT
AowaertfecasrASe fas: Tatas!
caatarafated 9 faficwl Patera fesetT ies

4caryo yadunandanah sumadhurah sri-vasudeva-priyas
tac-chisyo raghunatha ity adhigunah pranadhiko madrsam

sri-caitanya-krpatireka-satata-snigdhah svaripanugo
vairagyaika-nidhir na kasya vidito nilacale tisthatam

SYNONYMS

acaryah yadunandanah—Yadunandana Acarya; su-madhurah—very well
behaved; sri-vasudeva-priyah—very dear to Sri Vasudeva Datta Thakura; tat-
sisyah—his disciple; raghundéthah—Raghunatha dasa; iti—thus; adhigunah—so
qualified; prana-adhikah—more dear than life; ma-drsam—of all the devotees of
$i Caitanya Mahaprabhu like me; sri-caitanya-krpa —by the mercy of Sri Caitanya
Mahdaprabhu; atireka—excess; satata-snigdhah—always pleasing; svarUpa-
anugah —following in the footsteps of Svartipa Damodara; vairagya—of renuncia-
tion; eka-nidhih—the ocean; na—not; kasya—by whom; viditah—known;
nilacale—at Jagannatha Puri; tisthatam—of those who were staying.
