उत्तररामचरितम् (महाकवि भवभूति - संस्कृत मूल एवं हिन्दी व्याख्या)

—V. 33 ] UTTARARĀMACHARITA. 247 now is a new and wonderful incarnation of manliness, in whose eyes even the revered son of Bhṛgu is no hero and who does not know the holy actions of my father, on account of which the ample boon of security was obtained by the seven worlds Lava —Why who does not know the exploits and the greatness of the lord of Raghu's race? It indeed something might be said—but I suppress it (Verse 34) Those old men are people whose deeds are not to be criticized, let them be Why describe them! For, they whose glory is undiminished even by the slaughter of the wife of Sunda are the great ones in the world. And those three steps which were taken in the battle with Khara though not quite in retreat and Rāma's skill in subduing the son of Indra—on that head also people are well informed. Chandraketu —Oh thou that hast broken through all bounds of decorum in reproaching my father in truth thou boastest over much Lava —Ha he frowns even at us. Sumantra —Their anger has blazed forth. For, (Verse 35) tremor produced by intense feeling agitates their knots of hair fastened up on their head, their eyes which are naturally a little red like a leaf of the pink lotus, spontaneously assume a fiery glow, their faces, on account of the knitting of their eyebrows suddenly dancing, wear the beauty of the moon with its spots made prominent, or of a lotus over which bees are hovering The Princes—Then let us go to a spot suitable for fighting [Exeunt all] ────────── Act VI. (Enter a pair of resplendent Vidyādharas in an aerial vehicle.) Vidyā.—Ha! the valorous deeds of these two princes of the race of the sun who have suddenly engaged in a terrible combat, having the spirit of their warrior-caste kindled to a flame—deeds that confound with amazement gods and demons! For, my beloved, behold! behold! (Verse 1) Of the warriors stretching the bow on which the bells tinkle, producing