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Sukta 83
अ॒सूति॑का रामाय॒ण्यऽप॒चित् प्र प॑तिष्यति । ग्लरि॒तः प्र प॑तिष्यति॒ स ग॑लु॒न्तो न॑शिष्यति
asū́tikā rāmāyaṇy àpácit prá patiṣyati | glarítaḥ prá patiṣyati sá galúnto ná śiṣyati ||
Asūtikā, Rāmāyaṇī—wasting sickness—shall fly forth; Glarita shall fly forth: of it, Galunta shall not remain behind.
‘అసూతికా’, ‘రామాయణీ’—ఈ ‘అపచిత్’ క్షయరోగం—ఎగిరి దూరంగా పోతుంది. ‘గ్లరిత’ కూడా ఎగిరి దూరంగా పోతుంది; దానిలో ‘గలున్తో’ (గాలున్త) ఇక్కడ మిగలదు.
Rishi: Atharvanic healer tradition
Devata: Disease-personifications (Asūtikā, Rāmāyaṇī, Apaciti, Glarita, Galunta) as targets
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable)
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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