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 picked it with His left hand easily
up.
(9) S'rî S'uka
said: 'The king thus as such questioned by Krishna whose
forms are unlimited, with his helmet as brilliant as the
sun bowed down to Mâdhava and spoke to Him.
(22) To this occasion
was I by the messengers of Yamarâja taken to his
abode and there by the Lord of Death and Retribution
[as follows] questioned, o God of Gods, o Master
of the Universe [see also 5.26: 6, 6.1: 31 and
6.3]: (23) 'Do you first want to experience your bad
deeds, o King, or rather your good deeds; as I see no end
to the shining world of what you religiously gave in
charity.'
Chapter
65:
Lord
Balarâma in Vrindâvana and the Stream
Divided
(27) Yamunâ thus
chided, afraid 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 was the Lord attacked by
the enemies.
Chapter
67:
Balarâma
Slays the Ape Dvivida
(9-10) There he saw
Balarâma the Lord of the Yadus wearing a lotus
garland, most attractive in all His limbs in the midst of
a bevy of women rolling eyes singing, intoxicated of
drinking vârunî [see also 10.65: 19],
with His body brilliantly glowing like an elephant in
rut.
(16) Faced with his
rudeness and the lands disrupted by him, took He angry up
His club and plow, decided to kill the enemy.
Chapter
68:
The
Marriage of Sâmba and the Kuru City Dragged
Trembling of His Anger
(41) With the tip of
His plow He infuriated tore close the city of
Hastinâpura and dragged it with the intent to cast
it in the Ganges.
