Text 35] Ambarisa Maharaja Offended by Durvasa Muni 115
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gavam rukma-visdninam
ripyanghrinam suvdsasam
payahsila-vayo-ripa-
vatsopaskara-sampadam
prahinot sadhu-viprebhyo
grhesu nyarbudani sat
bhojayitva dvyan agre
svddv annam gunavattamam
labdha-kamair anujidtah
parandadyopacakrame
tasya tarhy atithih saksad
durvasa bhagavan abhit
gavam—cows; rukma-visdnindm—whose horns were covered with
gold plate; ripya-arighrinam—whose hooves were covered with silver
plate; su-vdsasam—very nicely decorated with garments; payah-sila—
with full milk bags; vayah—young; ripa—beautiful; vatsa-upaskara-
sampadém—with nice calves; prahinot—gave in charity; sddhu-
viprebhyah—unto the brahmanas and saintly persons; grhesu—(who
arrived) in his house; nyarbudéni—ten crores (one hundred million);
sat—six times; bhojayitva—feeding them; dvijan agre—first the
brdhmanas; svddu annam—very tasteful eatables; gunavat-tamam—
highly delicious; labdha-kidmaih—by those braéhmanas, being fully
satisfied; anujfidtah—by their permission; pdranaéya—for completing
the Dvadasi; upacakrame—was just about to observe the final
