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Mahabharat

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न मत्कृते महीपाल पीडाम अभ्येतुम अर्हसि परयच्छ माम अगस्त्याय तराह्य आत्मानं मया पितः ॥ ३-९५-६ ॥

'Do not, O king, deserve to inflict pain upon me. Grant me refuge, O Agastya; I seek protection for myself from my father.' ॥ 3-95-6 ॥

english translation

दुहितुर वचनाद राजा सॊ ऽगस्त्याय महात्मने लॊपामुद्रां ततः परादाद विधिपूर्वं विशां पते ॥ ३-९५-७ ॥

'At his daughter's words, the king presented Lopamudra to the illustrious Agastya with the proper rites.' ॥ 3-95-7 ॥

english translation

पराप्य भार्याम अगस्त्यस तु लॊपामुद्राम अभाषत महार्हाण्य उत्सृजैतानि वासांस्य आभरणानि च ॥ ३-९५-८ ॥

'Once he received her as his wife, Agastya turned to Lopamudra and said, "Cast aside these extravagant garments and ornaments."' ॥ 3-95-8 ॥

english translation

ततः सा दर्शनीयानि महार्हाणि तनूनि च समुत्ससर्ज रम्भॊरुर वसनान्य आयतेक्षणा ॥ ३-९५-९ ॥

'Upon hearing her lord's words, the large-eyed maiden, whose thighs resembled the slender stem of a plantain tree, discarded her beautiful and expensive garments made of fine fabric.' ॥ 3-95-9 ॥

english translation

ततश चीराणि जग्राह वल्कलान्य अजिनानि च समानव्रतचर्या च बभूवायत लॊचना ॥ ३-९५-१० ॥

'After discarding her previous attire, she clothed herself in rags, bark, and deer skins, thereby matching her husband in vows and practices.' ॥ 3-95-10 ॥

english translation