250 Srimad -Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 8
drstvé —after seeing this; visismire—became astounded; rajan—O King
Pariksit; raja—King Sagara; ca—also; api—indeed; anvatapyata—
very much lamented (the absence of his son).
TRANSLATION
O King Pariksit, when all the inhabitants of Ayodhya saw that
their boys had come back to life, they were astounded, and King
Sagara greatly lamented the absence of his son.
TEXT 19
ATMA TM TATU TT |
NeaTaage valet TEA ATUL
amsumams codito raja
turaganvesane yayau
pitrvya-khatanupatham
bhasmanti dadrse hayam
amsuman—the son of Asamajfijasa; coditah—being ordered; rajna—
by the King; turaga—the horse; anvesane—to search for; yayau—went
out; pitrvya-khata—as described by his father’s brothers; anupatham—
following that path; bhasma-anti—near the stack of ashes; dadrse—he
saw; hayam—the horse.
TRANSLATION
Thereafter, Arnsuman, the grandson of Maharaja Sagara, was or-
dered by the King to search for the horse. Following the same path
traversed by his uncles, Arnsuman gradually reached the stack of
ashes and found the horse nearby.
TEXT 20
TATA Blea ahr aireTeTATATY |
Met TATA: ArSAfess ATA ATT 112 of |
tatrdsinam munim viksya
kapilakhyam adhoksajam
