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स्वामिनो निष्क्रयं गन्तुमाविष्कृतबलः कपिः । |
61. Killing the enemies, the monkey who manifested his might for attaining requital (from his lord's obligations) and kept away sin, shone in the battle.
62. Hurling trees in (all) the four directions , subduing (his) enemies in the battle, the whirling monkey who veiled the expanse of the quarters (by his quick movements), appeared (to be) manifold.
63. Dealing (in return) four (blows) with trees to the enemies who gave two (blows), intent upon driving out the enemies from the battle, tawny like fire,
64 . —as if enkindling fire, the single monkey whirled about like as if having a hundred billion forms (or like a divine being). The enemy of Indra (viz., Indrajit), who had a bow in his hand, approached him (Hanuman) whose (nature) was to put an end to the life (of the enemy)
65. Discharging arrows causing injury, he whose lustre was like that of the sun and who earned fame attacked with arrows the monkey who was desirous of fame.
