अथारुह्य रथं दिव्यं भृगुदत्तं महारथः ।
सुस्रग्धरो ऽथ सन्नह्य धन्वी खड्गी धृतेषुधिः ।
हेमाङ्गदलसद्बाहुः स्फुरन्मकरकुण्डलः ।
रराज रथमारूढो धिष्ण्यस्थ इव हव्यवाट् ॥ ९ ॥
susrag-dharo 'tha sannahya
dhanvi khadgi dhrtesudhih
dhisnya-stha iva havyavat
atha-thereupon; aruhya-getting on; ratham-the chariot; divyam-celestial; bhrgu-dattam-given by Sukracarya; maha-rathah-Bali Maharaja, the great charioteer; su-srak-dharah-decorated with a nice garland; atha-thus; sannahya-covering his body with armor; dhanvi-equipped with a bow; khadgi-taking a sword; dhrta-isudhih-taking a quiver of arrows; hema-aṅgada-lasat-bahuh-decorated with golden bangles on his arms; sphurat-makara-kundalah-decorated with brilliant earrings resembling sapphires; raraja-was illuminating; ratham arudhah-getting on the chariot; dhisnya-sthah-situated on the altar of sacrifice; iva-like; havya-vat-worshipable fire.
Then, after getting on the chariot given by Sukracarya, Bali Maharaja, decorated with a nice garland, put protective armor on his body, equipped himself with a bow, and took up a sword and a quiver of arrows. When he sat down on the seat of the chariot, his arms decorated with golden bangles and his ears with sapphire earrings, he shone like a worshipable fire.