Text 52] The Battle Between the Demigods and Demons 57

tatah samudra udvelah
sarvatah pratyadrsyata

pracanda-vatair uddhita-
tarangavarta-bhisanah

tatah—thereafter; samudrah—the sea; udvelah—being agitated;
sarvatah—everywhere; pratyadrsyata—appeared before everyone’s
vision; pracanda—fierce; vataih—by the winds; uddhita—agitated;
taranga—of the waves; dvarta—whirling water; bhisanah—ferocious.

TRANSLATION

Thereafter, whirlpools and sea waves, agitated by fierce blasts of

wind, appeared everywhere, before everyone’s vision, in a furious
flood.

TEXT 52

COMER IDECD Cc a ml
TST ATT Ag: geaferan 114i

evam daityair mahdé-mayair
alaksya-gatibhi rane

srjyamandsu maydsu
viseduh sura-sainikah

evam—thus; daityaih—by the demons; mahad-mayaih—who were
expert in creating illusions; alaksya-gatibhih—but invisible; rane—in
the fight; srjyamanasu maydsu—because of the creation of such an il-
lusory atmosphere; viseduh—became morose; sura-sainikah—the
soldiers of the demigods.

TRANSLATION
While this magical atmosphere in the fight was being created by
the invisible demons, who were expert in such illusions, the
soldiers of the demigods became morose.
