Text 10] The Sons of Sagara Meet Lord Kapiladeva 243
sumatyds tanayd drptah
pitur Gdesa-karinah
hayam anvesamanas te
samantan nyakhanan mahim
sumatyah tanayah—the sons born of Queen Sumati; drptah—very
proud of their prowess and influence; pituh—of their father (Maharaja
Sagara); ddesa-kdrinah—following the order; hayam—the horse (stolen
by Indra); anvesamanah—while seeking; te—all of them; samantat—
everywhere; nyakhanan—dug; mahim—the earth.
TRANSLATION
[King Sagara had two wives, Sumati and Keéini.] The sons of
Sumati, who were very proud of their prowess and influence,
following the order of their father, searched for the lost horse.
While doing so, they dug into the earth very extensively.
TEXTS 9-10
RIA eh et Tea: aafrefeay |
oy aise area afsaetaa: 1 9 I
samt erat TT eft eat: |
TTT THTTeAAAT TCT AAA: 11Zoll
prag-udicyam disi hayam
dadrsuh kapilantike
esa vaji-haras caura
ste milita-locanah
hanyatam hanyatam papa
iti sasti-sahasrinah
udayudha abhiyayur
unmimesa tada munih
prak-udicyam—in the northeastern; disi—direction; hayam—the
horse; dadrsuh—they saw; kapila-antike—near the dsrama of Kapila;
