Quotes About V?lm?ki

Whose lore in words of wisdom flows. Whose constant care and chief delight Were Scripture and ascetic rite, The good Válmíki

When from afar they saw the son Of Saint Vibhá?dak toward

Page 470. By Anara?ya's lips of old. "The story of Anara?ya is told in the Uttara Ka??a of the Rámáya?a.… Anara?ya

prince of those Whose lore in words of wisdom flows. Whose constant care and chief delight

Consigned the sandals to my hand

Macedonian or Bactrian Greeks were most usually intended is not

Was bounded by the sea alone. Their holy works have won them praise

From old Ikshváku's15line he came, Known to the world by Ráma's name: With soul subdued, a chief of might

Battle. Canto XXVI. Dúshan's Death. Canto XXVII. The Death

Hail, arch-ascetic, pious, good, and kind! Hail, Saint Válmíki, lord of every lore! Hail, holy Hermit, calm and pure of mind! Hail, First of Bards, Válmíki, hail once more!

with ever new delight The nectar-sea of deeds by Ráma done. Hail, arch-ascetic, pious

Praise to Válmíki,2bird of charming song,3 Who mounts

may still be traced in the present Ajudhyá near Fyzabad. Ajudhyá is the Jerusalem

note. 285. The Sea. 286. The Moon. 287. The comparison may to a European reader seem a homely one. But Spenser likens an infuriate woman to a cow"That is berobbed

Praise to Válmíki,2bird of charming song,3 Who mounts on Poesy's sublimest spray, And sweetly sings with accent clear and strong Ráma, aye Ráma, in his deathless lay.

Afterwards RishyaÅ›ring said again to the King"I will perform another sacrificial act to secure thee a son."Then the son of Vibhá?dak, of subdued passions