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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 176

ye-kāle dvibhuja, nāma—vaibhava-prakāśa
caturbhuja haile, nāma—prābhava-prakāśa


SYNONYMS

ye-kāle dvi-bhuja — when the Lord appears as two-handed; nāma — named; vaibhava-prakāśa — vaibhava-prakāśa; catur-bhuja haile — when He becomes four-handed; nāma — named; prābhava-prakāśa — prābhava-prakāśa.


TRANSLATION

“When the Lord is two-handed He is called vaibhava-prakāśa, and when He is four-handed He is called prābhava-prakāśa.