Lalit Vistara

SR No.: 011126
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Rajendralala Mitra
Publisher: Asiatic Society
Publication Year: 1881
Total Pages: 292
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 18 MB

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LALITA-VIBTARA. (27) well-ordjusted ; (29) und well-proportioned. (29) His kuees are large, swelling and well developed. (30) Mabárája, the body of Prince Sarvártbasiddha is well rounded. (51) Ilis body is wel) smootted ; (3) it is not crool:cd ; (33) it is tapering. (31) IIInavel i Jeep; (35) not crooked; (30) and well fitted ; (37) like it needle. (3) lle is frisky as a bull calf and as big. (29) Brilliant without any shadow. (10) Mahárája, the motion of Prince Sarvartha is stately like thai of an elephant ; (41) it is like that of a lion: (19) or like tint of a bull; (13) or like that of : goose; (1.1) it is right-stopenl. (15) IJis waist is rounded ; (16) it is not crook. (17) His belly 19 like a low. (49) His body is williont perforations and fats, and of the colour of blue wood. (19) Maharajat, the canines of Prince Sarvártbasiddha are Landel: (w) harp: (01) and regular. (5:) lis me is well pomtel. 33) This evesare pure; (51) Stainless ; (55) laughing; (50) laryn, wit und brond; (59) like the petals of the blue lotus. (39) Valérájit, the cyebrows of Prince Sarvárthasidhu are joined (with much other) ; (10) they are beautiful; (l) wellpropr. tionnd; C:?; orelorly; (6) and black. (61) llis cheeks are lig 11, not uncenal; (60) und fanltless.. (67) The bridg vf biz 1. is not sunk. (69) Maharaja, the organs of Prince Surrarthusikh are well apparent ; (69) and perfect. (70) Ilis with and forehead are in keping. (71) His head is tuil.. 17:2) This hors are black. (73) He is born with buir, (71) liin hars:appropriatr.; (75) sweet--milling; (76) unrivalled: (71) atroul locomn; (7) regular; (79) curly; (30) and whirled into the forms of Srivatsa, Svastika, Nandyavarta,
120 Tardhamana digrains. These are, Mabárája, the mighty subsidiary ins with which Prince Sarvártbasididha is endowed. So endowed it will not be becoming the Prince to remain at Home: Porcertain he will ritiro to a hermitage."
Pleasel, ethilarated, gratified, glowing in affection and delight, by hwaring this account of the Bruce from the great eage Asita, kiny Smichoana, rising from liis scat, fell at the feet of the Bodhisattva and recited this verse: