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:pūrve aṣṭa-śloka | :pūrve aṣṭa-śloka kari' loke śikṣā dilā | ||
:sei aṣṭa-ślokera artha āpane āsvādilā | :sei aṣṭa-ślokera artha āpane āsvādilā | ||
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pūrve—formerly; aṣṭa-śloka | pūrve—formerly; aṣṭa-śloka kari'-composing eight verses; loke śikṣā dilā—gave instruction to the people in general; sei—those; aṣṭa-ślokera—of the eight stanzas; artha—the meaning; āpane āsvādilā—personally tasted. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:49, 27 January 2020
TEXT 64
- pūrve aṣṭa-śloka kari' loke śikṣā dilā
- sei aṣṭa-ślokera artha āpane āsvādilā
SYNONYMS
pūrve—formerly; aṣṭa-śloka kari'-composing eight verses; loke śikṣā dilā—gave instruction to the people in general; sei—those; aṣṭa-ślokera—of the eight stanzas; artha—the meaning; āpane āsvādilā—personally tasted.
TRANSLATION
The Lord had formerly composed these eight verses to teach people in general. Now He personally tasted the meaning of the verses, which are called the Śikṣāṣṭaka.