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XCII. 3, XCIII. 1-3.] त्रिनवतितमोऽध्यायः 703
आगच्छन्त्यो वेश्मबम्भारवेण संसेवन्त्यो गोष्ठवृद्धौ गवां गाः ।
आर्द्र्राङ्गयो वा हृष्टरोम्ण्यः प्रहृष्टा धन्या गावः स्युर्महिष्योऽपि चैवम्
Sloka 3.—If cows while coming home with the cry
of बम्भा follow other cows (fondling them), there will be
increase of cows in the cow-shed; if they are wet in
body, happy or have the hair standing on ends, they
bring fortune to their owner. The same remarks apply
to she-buffaloes as well.
Thus ends the 92nd Adhyaya on "The Intention of Cows".
Omens :—Section VIII.
अश्वेङ्गितम् ॥९३॥ The Intention of Horses.
उत्सर्गान् न शुभदमासनात्परस्थं वामे च ज्वलनमतोऽपरं प्रशस्तम् ।
सर्वाङ्गज्वलनमवृद्धिदं हयानां द्वे वर्षे दहनकणाश्च धूपनं वा ॥१॥
Sloka 1.—It is a general rule that a flame behind
and to the left of a horse's back (when saddle is put),
is not beneficial; elsewhere it is favourable. Flaming
all over the body of horses leads to loss; so do sparks
or smoke on their body, for two years continuously.
अन्तः पुरं नाशमुपैति मेढ्रे कोशः क्षयं यात्युदरे प्रदीप्ते ।
पायौ च पुच्छे च पराजयः स्याद्वक्त्रोत्तमाङ्गज्वलने जयश्च ॥२॥
Sloka 2.—The flame appearing in a horse's penis
causes the ruin of the King's harem; in the stomach,
of his treasure; in the anus and the tail, leads to the
King's defeat; in the face and head, to victory.
स्कन्धासनांसज्वलनं जयाय बन्धाय पादज्वलनं प्रदिष्टम् ।
ललाटवक्षोऽक्षिभुजे च धूमः पराभवाय ज्वलनं जयाय ॥३॥
Sloka 3.—The flaming of a horse's shoulders, back
or sides of the neck leads to the owner's victory; the