The king of that place had killed many deer and lions with his dagger.344.
The king took the four division of his army with him
The banners of the army were fluttering and the studded garments were worn by all the warriors the beauty of all of them was making the beauty of all other places shyful.345.
An arrow-maker was sitting there, and appeared to be lifeless
The small and big drums and the tabors etc. resounded.346.
The king was with his army and that army was rushing forth like the clouds of doomsday
The horses were neighing and the elephants were trumpeting hearing the roaring of the elephants, the clouds were feeling shy.347.
That army was moving peacefully, while felling the trees and drinking the water from the water-currents, seeing which all were getting allured.348.
The sun and the moon were frightened from that army and seeing that king, all other kings of the earth were feeling happy
Various kinds of musical instruments including the drums resounded.349.
Various kinds of colourful ornaments including Noopar and Kinkini looked splendid and there was the plastering of sandal on all the faces
All of them were moving an talking happily and were returning to their homes happily.350.
They were wiping the essences of rose and otto from their faces and there was comely antimony in their eyes
The pretty faces of al looked fine like ivory and even Ganas and Gandharvas were pleased to see them.351.
There were pretty necklaces around the necks of all and there were frontal marks of saffron on the foreheads of all
This enormous army was moving on that path.352.
The sage Dutt, blowing his conch reached on that path were he saw an arrow-maker with his bowed head, sitting like a portrait.353.
The great sage, seeing him, said this, “Where had the king gone with his army?” That arrow-maker replied, “I have not seen anyone with my eyes.”354.
The sage, seeing his stable mind, was wonder-struck
That complete and great ascetic never swerved that unattached person with vice-less mind was infinitely glorious.355.
Because of his complete austerity there glory on his face and he was like a vice-less celibate