मुनय ऊचुः । दुराचाराभिधः कोऽसौ सूत तत्त्वार्थकोविद । किंच पापं कृतं तेन दुराचारेण वै मुने
munaya ūcuḥ | durācārābhidhaḥ ko'sau sūta tattvārthakovida | kiṃca pāpaṃ kṛtaṃ tena durācāreṇa vai mune
仙人たちは言った。「真理とその意義に通じたスータよ、『ドゥラーチャーラ』と呼ばれるその者は誰なのか。さらに、その悪行の者はどのような罪を犯したのか、聖者よ。」
Sages (Munis)
Tirtha: Dhanuṣkoṭi (topic of inquiry)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Muni-gaṇa / dvijāḥ sages
Scene: A circle of sages with matted hair and deer-skins, one sage leaning forward with raised hand in respectful questioning; Sūta sits poised to answer; palm-leaf manuscripts nearby, sacrificial fire in the center.
Purāṇic teaching proceeds through inquiry: understanding the nature of wrongdoing clarifies the greatness of purification and grace.
Dhanuṣkoṭi is the implied tīrtha, since the question concerns the one liberated there.
No direct prescription here; it sets up the account of how tīrtha-snānā removes sin.
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