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==== TEXT No. 2 ==== | ==== TEXT No. 2 ==== | ||
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Tada te bhratarah sarve sadaswai swarna bhusitai | |||
Anwagachhan rathair vipra vyasv dhoumy adayas tatha | |||
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Tada—at that time, Te—all of them, Bhratara—the brother, Sarve—altogether, Sadaswai—drawn by first class horses, Swarna—gold, Bhusitai—being decorated with, Anwagachhan-followed one after another, Rathair—on the chariot, Vipra—oh the Brahmins, Vyasa—the sage of the name, Dhoumya—of the name, Tatha—also. | Tada—at that time, Te—all of them, Bhratara—the brother, Sarve—altogether, Sadaswai—drawn by first class horses, Swarna—gold, Bhusitai—being decorated with, Anwagachhan-followed one after another, Rathair—on the chariot, Vipra—oh the Brahmins, Vyasa—the sage of the name, Dhoumya—of the name, Tatha—also. | ||
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Thereafter all his brothers followed him on beautiful chariots drawn by first class horses decorated with gold ornaments along with Vyasa and rishis like Dhoumya etc. (the learned priest of the Pandavas. See page 494 for description). | Thereafter all his brothers followed him on beautiful chariots drawn by first class horses decorated with gold ornaments along with Vyasa and rishis like Dhoumya etc. (the learned priest of the Pandavas. See page 494 for description). | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:26, 25 May 2020
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT No. 2
Tada te bhratarah sarve sadaswai swarna bhusitai Anwagachhan rathair vipra vyasv dhoumy adayas tatha
ENGLISH SYNONYMS
Tada—at that time, Te—all of them, Bhratara—the brother, Sarve—altogether, Sadaswai—drawn by first class horses, Swarna—gold, Bhusitai—being decorated with, Anwagachhan-followed one after another, Rathair—on the chariot, Vipra—oh the Brahmins, Vyasa—the sage of the name, Dhoumya—of the name, Tatha—also.
TRANSLATION
Thereafter all his brothers followed him on beautiful chariots drawn by first class horses decorated with gold ornaments along with Vyasa and rishis like Dhoumya etc. (the learned priest of the Pandavas. See page 494 for description).