 | 1858 - 912 pàgines
...never slay one who has broken his weapon, nor one who is afflicted, nor one who lias been grievously wounded, nor one who is terrified, nor one who turns his back." But Asirvadam the Brahmin, like the Thug of seven victims, has tasted the sugar of blood, sweeter upon... | |
 | G.C. Haughton - 412 pàgines
...broken his weapon ; 'nor one, who is afflicted with private sorrow; nor ' one, who has been grievously wounded • nor one, who ' is terrified ; nor one, who turns his back. 94. ' The soldier, indeed, who, fearing and turning ' his back, happens to be slain by his foes in an engage'... | |
| |
Calling to mind the duty of honourable men, let him never slay one, who has broken his weapon; nor one, who is afflicted with private sorrow; nor one, who has been grievously wounded; nor one, who is terrified; nor one, who turns his back. 
