44 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 18
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te rtvijo yajamanah sadasya
hata-tviso vamana-tejasé nrpa
stiryah kilayaty uta va vibhdvasuh
sanat-kum4éro ’tha didrksayé kratoh
te—all of them; rtvijah—the priests; yajamaénah—as well as Bali
Maharaja, who had engaged them in performing the yajria; sadasyah —
all the members of the assembly; hata-tvisah—decreased in their bodily
effulgence; vémana-tejasd —by the brilliant effulgence of Lord Vamana;
nrpa —O King; siiryah—the sun; kila—whether; dydati—is coming; uta
va—either; vibhdvasuh—the fire-god; sanat-kumaérah—the Kumara
known as Sanat-kumara; atha—either; didrksayaé—with a desire to ob-
serve; kratoh—the sacrificial ceremony.
TRANSLATION
O King, because of Vamanadeva’s bright effulgence, the priests,
along with Bali Maharaja and all the members of the assembly,
were robbed of their splendor. Thus they began to ask one another
whether the sun-god himself, Sanat-kumara or the fire-god had
personally come to see the sacrificial ceremony.
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