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In the venerable Valmiki Ramayana, the Adikavya, in the Yuddhakanda, the tenth canto. Then, when dawn had come, Vibhishana, of dreadful deeds, whose resolve concerning dharma and artha was settled, entered the dwelling of the lord of the Rakshasas.
Resembling a collection of mountain peaks, raised high like a mountain summit, with its great chambers well laid out, and frequented by eminent people.
Its air was thrown into turmoil by the breathings of rut-maddened elephants; it was a great blare with the sound of conches, and it resounded, crowded with the noise of musical instruments.
It was crowded with women, its great avenues filled with chatter, its projecting structures made of heated gold, and it was adorned with the finest ornaments.
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