A Prose English Translation of the Mahabharata (Translated Literally from the Original Sanskrit Text) - Mausala Parva

The bolder of -Shattiga and the discus and the mace then routed the Vrisiinia and the Andliakas. [...] t9 the high-souled one thinking of the destruction of the Vrishins and the Andhakas as also of the previous destrution of the Kerns concluded that the hour (for his own departure from the %wild) had come. [...] When he reached the celestial rgion Vasava and the twin Ashwins and Rudra and the Adityas and the Vass and the Vishwedevas and Munis and Siddha and many foremost ones among the Gadharvas with the Apsaras advanced to receive him. [...] The last rites were performed acording to the order of seniority to the bodies of those heroes killed by the iron bolts born by virtue of the curse denounced by the Brahmanas of the blades of raka grass. [...] The citizens and the inhabitente of the country at the command of Prithrs'e son started at the same time and proceeded surrounding that cavalcade destitute of heroes and numbering only women and the aged and the children.