Text 19] The Churning of the Milk Ocean 301

TEXT 18
wad afasated |= ad
frat eaagatfaay |

TART TS

quae fafsd-
fatd 2Hada aT TAT IIRC

stana-dvayam catikrsodari samam
nirantaram candana-kunkumoksitam

tatas tato niipura-valgu Sinjitair
visarpati hema-lateva sé babhau

stana-dvayam—her two breasts; ca—also; ati-krsa-udari—the mid-
dle portion of her body being very thin; samam—equally; nirantaram—
constantly; candana-kunkuma—with sandalwood pulp and kurikuma, a
reddish powder; uksitam—smeared; tatah tatah—here and there;
niipura—of ankle bells; valgu—very beautiful; sivjitaih—with the light
resounding; visarpati—walking,; hema-lata—a golden creeper; iva—
exactly like; sa—the goddess of fortune; babhau—appeared.

TRANSLATION

Her two breasts, which were symmetrical and nicely situated,
were covered with sandalwood pulp and kunkuma powder, and
her waist was very thin. As she walked here and there, her ankle
bells jingling softly, she appeared like a creeper of gold.

TEXT 19
rater = farwerrena:
hi We aeahraazry |
THAT AIT
afreraiey = aveafaeaa 112811

vilokayanti niravadyam atmanah

padam dhruvam cavyabhicari-sad-gunam
