Valmiki

“ Lord of the Gods is Indra, so
Thou art our lord and guide below.
Thy name, the glory of thy might,
Throughout the triple world are bright:
Thy filial love so nobly shown.
Thy truth and virtue well are known. ”

“ Sutíkshna's home he sought.
↑ Hermits who live upon roots which they dig out of the earth: literally diggers, derived from the prefix vi and khan to dig.↑ Generally, divine personages of the height of a man's thumb, produced from Brahmá's hair: here, according to the commentator followed by Gorresio, hermits who when they have obtained fresh food throw away what they had laid up before.↑ Sprung from the washings of Vishnu's feet.↑ Four fires burning round them, and the sun above.↑ The tax allowed to the king by the Laws of Manu. ”