186 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 15

Muni, brought him back to life. Because of this, the great soul Bali
Maharaja became a disciple of Sukracarya and began to serve him
with great faith, offering everything he had.

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tam brahmana bhrgavah priyamana
ayajayan visvajita tri-nadkam

Jigisamanam vidhinabhisicya
mahabhisekena mahanubhavah

tam—upon him (Bali Maharaja); brahmanaéh—all the brahmanas;
bhrgavah—the descendants of Bhrgu Muni; priyamanah—being very
pleased; ayajayan—engaged him in performing a sacrifice; visvajita—
known as Visvajit; tri-nakam—the heavenly planets; jigisamanam—
desiring to conquer; vidhind—according to regulative principles;
abhisicya—after purifying; mahd-abhisekena—by bathing him in a
great abhiseka ceremony; mahd-anubhavah—the exalted bradhmanas.

TRANSLATION

The brahmana descendants of Bhrgu Muni were very pleased
with Bali Maharaja, who desired to conquer the kingdom of Indra.
Therefore, after purifying him and properly bathing him accord-
ing to regulative principles, they engaged him in performing the
yajna known as Visvajit.

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