भूषयित्वा तनुं तस्य ततो मूर्तिं समानयेत् । मंत्रेणानेन राजेंद्र ब्राह्मणाय निवेदयेत्
bhūṣayitvā tanuṃ tasya tato mūrtiṃ samānayet | maṃtreṇānena rājeṃdra brāhmaṇāya nivedayet
Après avoir paré son corps, qu’on fasse ensuite venir l’effigie d’or ; et par ce mantra, ô meilleur des rois, qu’on la présente au brāhmane.
Bhartṛyajña (contextual continuation)
Scene: The patron, having adorned the brāhmaṇa, presents a radiant golden image on a cloth-covered tray; the brāhmaṇa extends hands in acceptance while a priest recites the offering mantra.
Ritual giving becomes complete when done with honor (adorning) and sanctified speech (mantra).
This verse does not specify the tīrtha; it focuses on the offering protocol.
Adorn the brāhmaṇa, bring the (golden) mūrti, and formally present it with a mantra.