Doha 33b

“After killing him sally forth at once, all you mighty warriors, and devour every bear and monkey wherever you find one. Go and clear the earth of monkeys and capture the two ascetic brothers (Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa) alive.” (1) The Regent Prince Aṅgada got enraged and exclaimed again: “Are you not ashamed to wag your tongue like this? Cut your throat and die, you shameless destroyer of your race. Your heart does not crack even on witnessing my valour! (2) “O vicious stealer of women, repository of impurities, O sense-bound dull-witted wretch, you babble abuse in a state of delirium, which shows that death has overtaken you, O wretched demon. (3) “You will reap its consequences later on when the monkeys and bears belabour you. Even as you utter the words that Śrī Rāma is a mortal, it is strange that your tongues, O arrogant demon, do not drop off. (4) “It is, however, certain that your tongues will drop off along with your heads on the battle-field. (5)

“How can He be a mortal, O ten-headed monster, who killed Bāli with a single shaft? You are blind even with all your twenty eyes; fie upon your birth, O dullard of ignoble womb. (33 A) “Śrī Rāma’s arrows are all thirsting for your blood and I spare you only for fear of displeasing Him, O vile demon of biting tongue.” (33 B)