67. As the gods in the sky rejoiced, You fought with Sakatāsuran and killed him, drank the poisoned milk from wicked Putanā's breasts and killed her. My dear dark-hued calf, You hurled Vathsāsuran in the form of a calf on the wood-apple tree (Kabithāsuran) and killed them. Mighty as an elephant, you fought with the strong Asurans Thenuhan, Muran and cruel Narakāsura in a terrible battle and killed all of them. O dear one, shake your head and crawl for me once. You are a bull and you fight for the cowherds. Crawl, crawl
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