Kirata

Hearing these words of the Kirata, Arjuna became angry, and attacked him with arrows.

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The Kirata, however, with a glad heart received all those shafts upon himself, repeatedly saying, 'Wretch, wretch, shoot thou best arrows capable of piercing into the very vitals.'

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Jishnu -- that slayer of foes -- then beheld before him that person, of form blazing as god, and attired in the dress of a Kirata and accompanied by many women.

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The Kirata replied, 'This Rakshasa, first struck with the shot from my bow, was killed and sent to the regions of Yama by me.

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Thus addressed by the son of Pandu, the Kirata, smiling replied unto his capable of wielding the bow with his left hand, in soft words, saying, 'O hero, thou needst not be anxious on my account.

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The Kirata also blazing splendour, let fly an arrow like flaming fire and resembling the thunderbolt at the same object.

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Hara -- assuming the form of a Kirata resplendent as a golden tree, and with a huge and stalwart form like a second Meru, and taking up a hand some bow and a number of arrows resembling snakes of virulent poison, and looking like an embodiment of fire, came quickly down on the breast of

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And the handsome god of gods was accompanied by Uma in the guise of a Kirata woman, and also by a swarm of merry spirits of various forms and attire, and by thousands of women in the form and attire of Kiratas.

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Sankara in the guise of a Kirata suddenly bade him stop saying, 'The boar like the mountain of Indrakila in hue hath been aimed at by me first';

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The illustrious lord of all the gods -- Kapardin himself -- desirous of testing Phalguna, fought with him, having assumed the guise of a Kirata.

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