Chapter 64: On Stealing from a
Brahmin:
King Nriga a Chameleon
(5) The Lotus-eyed Supreme
Lord, the Maintainer of the Universe,
going there saw it and easily
picked it
up with His left hand.
Chapter 65: Lord Balarâma
in Vrindâvana
and the Stream Divided
(27) Yamunâ thus
chided, afraid having fallen at His feet, o King, spoke trembling to
the
Yadu-child the words: (28) 'Râma, Râma, o mighty armed one,
I don't know the prowess of You by whose single portion [of S'esha] the
earth is sustained, o Master of the Universe.
Chapter 66: The False
Vâsudeva Paundraka and
His Son Consumed by Their Own Fire
(16) With tridents, clubs and
bludgeons, pikes, blades, barbed missiles,
lances, swords, axes and arrows the enemies attacked the Lord.
Chapter 67: Balarâma Slays
the Ape Dvivida
(2) S'rî
S'uka
said: 'There was a certain ape named Dvivida ['the two-faced
one'], a friend of Naraka [or Bhaumâsura, see 10.59],
who as the mighty brother of Mainda had
been Sugrîva [the monkey-chief, see also 9.10: 32]
his
adviser [*]. (3)
The ape in order to avenge his friend [who was killed by Krishna]
wreaked havoc
by setting fire to the cities, villages, mines and cowherd communities
of
the kingdom.
Chapter 68: The Marriage of
Sâmba and the
Kuru City Dragged Trembling of His Anger
(40) Today I'll rid the earth
of the Kauravas!',
and thus speaking He enraged took His plow and rose as if he
wanted to set the three worlds afire.
(41) With the tip of His plow He infuriated tore
close the city of Hastinâpura and dragged her along with the
intention to throw her into the Ganges.
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