धर्मे दद्यात्पशून्वृद्धान्पुष्यादेषा कृषिः कुतः । सारमेतत्कृषेस्तेन नंदभद्रेण चादृतम्
dharme dadyātpaśūnvṛddhānpuṣyādeṣā kṛṣiḥ kutaḥ | sārametatkṛṣestena naṃdabhadreṇa cādṛtam
ダルマのためには、老いた牛を施しとして与えるべきである。そうであるなら、この農がいかにして罪の重荷なく真に栄え得ようか。これこそ耕作に関する要諦であり、ナンダバドラはこれを敬い守り立てた。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced: Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narrative mode)
Scene: Nandabhadra instructs householders: an agrarian courtyard with elderly cows being gently led to a shelter/temple-goshala; farmers offering fodder and water, with a calm ethical discourse in the background.
Dharma is protected by generosity and responsibility toward living beings; prosperity is hollow if it rests on harm or neglect.
No tirtha is named in this verse; it preserves a dharma-teaching attributed to Nandabhadra.
Dāna is prescribed: donate aged cattle for dharma (as an act of responsibility and merit).