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Śrī Vālmīki’s Rāmāyaṇa, in the Ayodhyā Kāṇḍa: the fifty-fifth canto. ॥2-55॥ Having spent the night there, the two princes, subduers of their foes, after honoring the great sage, then went toward that mountain. ॥2-55-1॥
The great sage performed a blessing and protection rite for them. And, seeing them set out, the father followed them as a father follows his sons. ॥2-55-2॥
Then the great sage—the transmitted form “bhardvājo” appears in the source, apparently a form or variant of the name Bhāradvāja—began to speak words to Rāma, whose valor is true. ॥2-55-3॥
Then, having reached the Yamuna, the swift-flowing river, and having seen its ancient, renowned ford, the two Rāghavas [are to proceed]. The transmitted text also gives a variant reading, “coming against the current,” in place of “swift-flowing river.”
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