tasyartvijo mahÄ-rÄja
ratna-kauÅ›eya-vÄsasaḥ
sa-sadasyÄ virejus te
yathÄ vá¹›tra-haṇo 'dhvare

 tasya - his; á¹›tvijaḥ - priests; mahÄ-rÄja - O great king (ParÄ«ká¹£it); ratna - with jewels; kauÅ›eya - silk; vÄsasaḥ - and garments; sa - along with; sadasyÄḥ - the officiating members of the assembly; virejuḥ - appeared effulgent; te - they; yathÄ - as if; vá¹›tra-haṇaḥ - of Lord Indra, the killer of Vá¹›tra; adhvare - in the sacrifice.


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My dear MahÄrÄja ParÄ«ká¹£it, Vasudeva’s priests and the officiating members of the assembly, dressed in silk dhotÄ«s and jeweled ornaments, looked so effulgent that they seemed to be standing in the sacrificial arena of Indra, the killer of Vá¹›tra.

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