Text 15] The Battle Between the Demigods and Demons 35

TEXTS 13-15
france asearawa: fear: |
mETIA IAMS ATIC ATA: ean
Taga: |
epifafiad: we: gat aaehahe: een
zag | ahaa WEA I
watenfrica =| aT 4H

citra-dhvaja-patai rdjann
Gtapatraih sitamalaih
mahda-dhanair vajra-dandair

vyajanair barha-camaraih

vatoddhitottarosnisair
arcirbhir varma-bhisanaih
sphuradbhir visadath sastraih

sutaram siirya-rasmibhih

deva-danava-viranam
dhvajinyau pandu-nandana

rejatur vira-malabhir
yadasam iva sdgarau

citra-dhvaja-pataih—with very nicely decorated flags and canopies;
rajan—O King; Gtapatraih—with umbrellas for protection from the
sunshine; sita-amalaih—most of them very clean and white; mahda-
dhanaih—by very valuable; vajra-dandaih —with rods made of valuable
jewels and pearls; vyajanaih—with fans; barha-cdmaraih—with other
fans made of peacock feathers; vata-uddhita—flapping with the breeze;
uttara-usnisaih—with upper and lower garments; arcirbhih—by the
effulgence; varma-bhiisanaih—with ornaments and _ shields;
sphuradbhih—shining; visadaih—sharp and clean; sastraih—with
weapons; sutaram—excessively; siirya-rasmibhih—with the dazzling il-
lumination of the sunshine; deva-danava-viranadm—of all the heroes of
