2690. “‘When handsome broad-armed Rāvana took Sita, whose lovely breasts were tied with a band, to Lankā, Rāma went there, fought with Rāvana, drew his bow and cut off his ten heads. As a man-lion he split open with his sharp claws the chest of of Hiranyan, the long-speared fighter, and wore his intestines on his chest as a garland, striking his red kumkumam-smeared arms with his hands, standing and shouting, while Hiranyan lay in a flood of red blood. 18, 19, 20