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	:setubandhe ~~āsi’~~ kaila ~~dhanus-tīrthe~~ snāna		:setubandhe āsi' kaila dhanustīrthe snāna
	:rāmeśvara ~~dekhi’~~ tāhāṅ karila viśrāma		:rāmeśvara dekhi' tāhāṅ karila viśrāma
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	setubandhe ~~āsi’—coming~~ to Setubandha; kaila—did; dhanuḥ-tīrthe snāna—bathing at the holy place known as ~~Dhanus-tīrtha~~; rāmeśvara ~~dekhi’—visiting~~ the holy place Rāmeśvara; tāhāṅ—there; karila viśrāma—took rest.		setubandhe āsi'-coming to Setubandha; kaila—did; dhanuḥ-tīrthe snāna—bathing at the holy place known as Dhanustīrtha; rāmeśvara dekhi'-visiting the holy place Rāmeśvara; tāhāṅ—there; karila viśrāma—took rest.
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	Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu then went to Setubandha [Rāmeśvara], where He took His bath at the place called ~~Dhanus-tīrtha~~. From there He visited the Rāmeśvara temple and then took rest.		Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu then went to Setubandha [Rāmeśvara], where He took His bath at the place called Dhanustīrtha. From there He visited the Rāmeśvara temple and then took rest.
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	The path ~~from Mandapam~~ through the ocean to the ~~island~~ known as Pambam consists partly of sand and partly of water. The island of Pambam is about ~~seventeen~~ miles long and six miles wide. On this island, four miles north of Pambam Harbor, is Setubandha, where the temple of Rāmeśvara is located. This is a temple of Lord Śiva, and the name Rāmeśvara indicates that he is a great personality whose worshipable Deity is Lord Rāma. Thus the Lord Śiva found in the temple of Rāmeśvara is a great devotee of Lord Rāmacandra. It is said, devī-pattanam ārabhya gaccheyuḥ setu-bandhanam: ~~“After~~ visiting the temple of the goddess Durgā, one should go to the temple of Rāmeśvara.”		The path through the ocean to the islands known as Mandṇḍapam and Pambam consists partly of sand and partly of water. The island of Pambam is about eleven miles long and six miles wide. On this island, four miles north of Pambam Harbor, is Setubandha, where the temple of Rāmeśvara is located. This is a temple of Lord Śiva, and the name Rāmeśvara indicates that he is a great personality whose worshipable Deity is Lord Rāma. Thus the Lord Śiva found in the temple of Rāmeśvara is a great devotee of Lord Rāmacandra. It is said, devī-pattanam ārabhya gaccheyuḥ setu-bandhanam: "After visiting the temple of the goddess Durgā, one should go to the temple of Rāmeśvara."
	In this area there are twenty-four different holy places, one of which is ~~Dhanus-tīrtha~~, located about twelve miles southeast of Rāmeśvara. It is near the last station of the South Indian Railway, a station called ~~Ramnad~~. It is said that here, on the request of ~~Rāvaṇa’s~~ younger brother Vibhīṣaṇa, Lord Rāmacandra destroyed the bridge to Laṅkā with His bow while returning to His capital. It is also said that one who visits ~~Dhanus-tīrtha~~ is liberated from the cycle of birth and death, and that one who bathes there gets all the fruitive results of performing the yajña known as ~~Agniṣṭoma~~.
			In this area there are twenty-four different holy places, one of which is Dhanustīrtha, located about twelve miles southeast of Rāmeśvara. It is near the last station of the South Indian Railway, a station called Ramnadā. It is said that here, on the request of Rāvaṇa's younger brother Vibhīṣaṇa, Lord Rāmacandra destroyed the bridge to Laṅkā with His bow while returning to His capital. It is also said that one who visits Dhanustīrtha is liberated from the cycle of birth and death, and that one who bathes there gets all the fruitive results of performing the yajña known as agniṣṭoma.
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''Below is the 1996 edition text, ready to be substituted with the 1975 one using the compile form.''

==== TEXT 199 ====

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:setubandhe āsi’ kaila dhanus-tīrthe snāna
:rāmeśvara dekhi’ tāhāṅ karila viśrāma
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==== SYNONYMS ====

<div class="synonyms">
setubandhe āsi’—coming to Setubandha; kaila—did; dhanuḥ-tīrthe snāna—bathing at the holy place known as Dhanus-tīrtha; rāmeśvara dekhi’—visiting the holy place Rāmeśvara; tāhāṅ—there; karila viśrāma—took rest.
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==== TRANSLATION ====

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Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu then went to Setubandha [Rāmeśvara], where He took His bath at the place called Dhanus-tīrtha. From there He visited the Rāmeśvara temple and then took rest.
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==== PURPORT ====

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The path from Mandapam through the ocean to the island known as Pambam consists partly of sand and partly of water. The island of Pambam is about seventeen miles long and six miles wide. On this island, four miles north of Pambam Harbor, is Setubandha, where the temple of Rāmeśvara is located. This is a temple of Lord Śiva, and the name Rāmeśvara indicates that he is a great personality whose worshipable Deity is Lord Rāma. Thus the Lord Śiva found in the temple of Rāmeśvara is a great devotee of Lord Rāmacandra. It is said, devī-pattanam ārabhya gaccheyuḥ setu-bandhanam: “After visiting the temple of the goddess Durgā, one should go to the temple of Rāmeśvara.”
In this area there are twenty-four different holy places, one of which is Dhanus-tīrtha, located about twelve miles southeast of Rāmeśvara. It is near the last station of the South Indian Railway, a station called Ramnad. It is said that here, on the request of Rāvaṇa’s younger brother Vibhīṣaṇa, Lord Rāmacandra destroyed the bridge to Laṅkā with His bow while returning to His capital. It is also said that one who visits Dhanus-tīrtha is liberated from the cycle of birth and death, and that one who bathes there gets all the fruitive results of performing the yajña known as Agniṣṭoma.
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Vanibot: Vanibot #0020: VersionCompareLinker - added a link to the Version Compare feature

Vanibot: Vanibot #0027: CCMirror - Mirror CC's 1996 edition to form a basis for 1975