Verse 32

²⁷On both the fair banks of the Sarasvati, that river running among the sages, he looked at the wealth of the hermitages of seers who had come to quiet. ²⁸The people of Brahmavarta, learning that their lord was coming, went out delighted to meet him with songs and praises and instruments. ²⁹There is a city called Barhismati, furnished with every sort of wealth, where the hairs fell from the limbs of the sacrifice as he shook himself. ³⁰Those very hairs became kusa and kasa grass, green and bright and never fading, with which the seers beat back the spoilers of sacrifice and performed their sacrifice. ³¹The revered Manu spread out a mat of kusa and kasa and worshipped the Person of the sacrifice, from whom he had got his standing on the earth.

³²The mighty one came into the place named Barhismati and settled there; and entering in that city the house that destroys the three burnings,