Text 27] King Purirava Enchanted by Urvasi 191
fragrance of whom; tat-mukha—her beautiful face; dmoda—by the
fragrance; musitah—being enlivened more and more; mumude—en-
joyed life; ahah-gandn—days after days; bahiin—many.
TRANSLATION
Urvasi’s body was as fragrant as the saffron of a lotus. Being en-
livened by the fragrance of her face and body, Purdirava enjoyed
her company for many days with great jubilation.
TEXT 26
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APSA A TTA ATTA |
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apasyann urvasim indro
gandharvan samacodayat
urvasi-rahitam mahyam
asthanam natisobhate
apasyan—without seeing; urvasim —Urvasi; indrah—the King of the
heavenly planet; gandharvén—unto the Gandharvas; samacodayat—in-
structed; urvasi-rahitam—without Urvasi; mahyam—my; dsthanam—
place; na—not; atisobhate—appears beautiful.
TRANSLATION
Not seeing Urvasi in his assembly, the King of heaven, Lord
Indra, said, “‘Without Urvasi my assembly is no longer beautiful.”
Considering this, he requested the Gandharvas to bring her back
to his heavenly planet.
TEXT 27
q sta wet aafe seated |
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ST TON Tete TA FET 1!
te upetya mahd-ratre
tamasi pratyupasthite
