32 Srimad-Bhagavatam | Canto 4, Ch. 1

citraketuh surocis ca
viraja mitra eva ca

ulbano vasubhrdyano
dyuman sakty-adayo ‘pare

citraketuh—Citraketu; surocih ca—and Suroci; virajah—Viraja; mitrah—
Mitra; eva—also;ca—and; ulbanah—Ulbana; vasubhrdyanah —Vasubhrdyana;
dyumén—Dyuman; sakti-adayah—sons headed by Sakti; apare—from his
other wife.

TRANSLATION

The names of these seven sages are as follows: Citraketu, Suroci,
Viraja, Mitra, Ulbana, Vasubhrdyana, and Iyuman. Some other very
competent sons were born from his other wives.

PURPORT

Ora, who is sometimes known as Arundhati and is the wife of Vasistha,
is the ninth daughter of Kardama Muni.

TEXT 42

Fafreaaan: wat SR ga vara |
waa ymad frit Few

cittis tvatharvanah patni
lebhe putram dhrtavratam

dadhyaricam asvasirasam
bhrgor vamsam nibodha me

cittih—Citti; tu—also; atharvanah—of Atharva; patni—wife; lebhe—
got; putram—son; dhrtavratam—completely dedicated to a vow; dadhyai-
cam—Dadhyaiica; asvasirasam—Asvasira; bhrgoh varnsam—generations of
Bhrgu; nibodha—try to understand; me—from me.

TRANSLATION

Citti, wife of the sage Atharva, gave birth to a son named Asvasira by
accepting a great vow called Dadhyajica. Now you can hear from me about
the descendants of the sage Bhrgu.
