16 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 14

TRANSLATION

Once upon a time, when the powerful sage named Angira was
traveling all over the universe without engagement, by his sweet
will he came to the palace of King Citraketu.

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tam pijayitva vidhivat
pratyutthandrhanadibhih

krtatithyam updsidat
sukhasinam samahitah

tam—him; pijayitva—after worshiping; vidhi-vat—according to the
rules and regulations for receiving exalted guests; pratyutthana—by
standing from the throne; arhana-ddibhih—offering worship and so on;
krta-atithyam—who was given hospitality; updsidat—sat down near;
sukha-dsinam—who was seated very comfortably; samahitah—control-
ling his mind and senses.

TRANSLATION

Citraketu immediately stood up from his throne and offered
him worship. He offered drinking water and eatables and in this
way performed his duty as a host to a great guest. When the rsi was
seated very comfortably, the King, restraining his mind and
senses, sat on the ground at the side of the rsi’s feet.

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effet ead = feet
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maharsis tam updsinam
prasrayavanatam ksitau
