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4 passagesस लोकपालप्रतिमप्रभाववाम् । स्तीर्त्वा महात्मा वरदो महानदीम् । ततः समृद्धान् शुभसस्यमालिनः । क्रमेण वत्सान् मुदितानुपागमत् ॥२-५२-१०१॥
He, the great-souled bestower of boons, after crossing the great river whose majesty was like that of the guardians of the world, then gradually approached the prosperous Vatsa country, adorned with beautiful crops, in gladness.
तौ तत्र हत्वा चतुरः महा मृगान् । वराहम् ऋश्यम् पृषतम् महा रुरुम् । आदाय मेध्यम् त्वरितम् बुभुक्षितौ। वासाय काले ययतुर् वनः पतिम् ॥२-५२-१०२॥
There the two, having killed four large beasts—a boar, a rshya-antelope, a spotted deer, and a great ruru-deer—and taking the fit-for-sacrifice meat quickly, being hungry, went at the proper time to the lord of the forest for lodging.
इति वाल्मीकि रामायणे आदि काव्ये अयोध्याकाण्डे द्विपञ्चाशः सर्गः ॥२-५२॥
Thus ends the fifty-second canto in the Ayodhya Book of the Ramayana of Valmiki, the primordial poem.
पाठकौ घनपाठी वि.श्रीरामः, घनपाठी हरिसीताराममूर्तिः च । अत्र उपलभ्यते ।
The reciters are Ghanapāṭhī V. Śrīrāma and Ghanapāṭhī Harisītārāmamūrti; it is available here. The exact relation expressed by the opening “पाठकौ घनपाठी” is not fully explicit in the transmitted metadata.
श्रीमद्वाल्मीकीयरामायणम् (Sanskrit Wikisource) · Sanskrit Wikisource transcription
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