Verse 60

⁶⁰like the wind, the self of all, in strength and glory and force; not to be borne up against, like the revered god, king of the spirits; ⁶¹like Kandarpa in beauty, high-minded like the king of beasts, like Manu in his tenderness to men, in mastery like the revered unborn one; ⁶²Brhaspati in the talk of Brahman, Hari himself in the holding of his own self; in devotion to cows and teachers and brahmins and to those who follow Visvaksena; in modesty, in deference and good conduct, and in working for others he was equal only to himself. ⁶³With his fame sung on high by men here and there through the three worlds, he entered the ears of women as Rama enters the ears of the good.