हे म्लेच्छ रोगिपुरुषं स्वगृहं च नयाम्यहम् । तत्राहमेनं निरुजं करोमि यदि मन्यथ
he mleccha rogipuruṣaṃ svagṛhaṃ ca nayāmyaham | tatrāhamenaṃ nirujaṃ karomi yadi manyatha
Ô Mleccha, je conduirai cet homme malade dans ma propre demeure. Là, je le rendrai sain et sans mal—si vous y consentez.
The King (contextual)
Listener: Ṛṣi-assembly (implied)
Scene: The king addresses the gathered Mlecchas with open palms, requesting permission to take the sick man to his own home and promising to restore health; the sick elder is supported nearby.
Dharma is expressed as compassionate service—taking responsibility for the suffering and seeking their welfare.
No site is named; the verse focuses on compassionate action that supports the later pilgrimage purpose.
None; it is a practical vow of care and healing rather than a formal rite.