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ऋषिस तु नापचक्राम तस्मिन दर्म पथे सथितः नापि राजा मुनेर मानात करॊधाच्च चापि जगाम ह ॥ १-१६६-६ ॥
'But the sage did not move away, standing firm on that narrow path. Nor did the king proceed, out of respect for the sage and also due to anger.' ॥ 1-166-6 ॥
english translation
अमुञ्चन्तं तु पन्थानं तम ऋषिं नृपसत्तमः जघान कशया मॊहात तदा राक्षसवन मुनिम ॥ १-१६६-७ ॥
'When the sage did not yield the path, the best among kings (Kalmashapada), deluded, then struck the sage with a whip, as if he were a demon.' ॥ 1-166-7 ॥
english translation
कशा परहाराभिहतस ततः स मुनिसत्तमः तं शशाप नृपश्रेष्ठं वासिष्ठः करॊधमूर्च्छितः ॥ १-१६६-८ ॥
'Thus provoked by the monarch, the best of Rishis, son of Vasishtha, was overcome with anger and, losing his composure, swiftly cursed the foremost of kings, saying.' ॥ 1-166-8 ॥
english translation
हंसि राक्षसवद यस्माद राजापसद तापसम तस्मात तवम अद्य परभृति पुरुषादॊ भविष्यसि ॥ १-१६६-९ ॥
'O worst of kings, since you persecute an ascetic like a Rakshasa, from this day forth, you shall become a Rakshasa, subsisting on human flesh!' ॥ 1-166-9 ॥
english translation
मनुष्यपिशिते सक्तश चरिष्यसि महीम इमाम गच्छ राजाधमेत्य उक्तः शक्तिना वीर्यशक्तिना ॥ १-१६६-१० ॥
'Addicted to human flesh, you shall roam this earth. 'Go, O vilest of kings!' Thus spoke Shakti, mighty in valor and power.' ॥ 1-166-10 ॥
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