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अजायमाना तस्याऽघ्यं प्रणीय जनकात्मजा। |
76. After offering him arghya (due to a guest), Sita getting valiant, (yet) full of respect, spoke to Ravana (these) choked (indistinct) words:
77. My highly noble-born husband, of the race of Iksvaku, (is Rama), the son of Dasaratha, doing what was desired by (his father, viz., providing well-being to the ascetics ;
78. - the killer of those that practise enmity, greatly obliging the good at all times, the destroyer, in battle, of the prowess of that Rama-who-wields-the-axe;
79. —the protector of the sacrificers during sacrifices, ever the nourisher in rituals, who having abandoned kingship at the command of his father, came over to (this) forest.
80 . Torn by his arrows and fed upon by birds and jackals, demons lie piled in heaps in this terrific forest.
81. How is it that you do not know Rama who strikes with sharp arrows, hurls huge maces and kills the enemies ?
