[184] Sadâ vanagoćaraḥ; Râmây. ii. 98.
[185] iii. 63.
[186] Râmây. iv. 1.
[187] Sahasrâkshadhanushmadbhis toyadâiriva mârutaḥ; Râmây. v. 40.
[188] Râmây. v. 73.—In the Râmâyaṇam itself, Râmas, overpowered with grief, is compared now to a bull (v. 34), now to an elephant tormented by a lion (v. 37).
[189] Râmây. vi. 105.
[190] Râmây. vi. 102.
[191] Çâradaṁ sthûlapṛishataṁ çṛiñgâbhyâm govṛisho yathâ; Râmây. iii. 32.
[192] Râmây. v. 28.—The monster Kabandhas salutes them both with the name of Vṛishabhaskandhâu, or they who have bulls' shoulders; Râmây. iii. 74.
[193] Râmây. vii. 36-38.