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The Navottara Shata Parva
The two wicked men, with swords drawn and enraged, shouted together, "People, come and protect his life! Where are you going now, Shraman?" || 36 || "We Brahmanas are the best on earth, we are the direct manifestation of the gods. You are shameless, full of great sins, and yet you call us 'jackals'!" || 67 ||
Then, the two wicked men, with fierce anger and bloodshot eyes, cruel and devoid of compassion, were observed by the Yaksha. || 18 || Sumana thought, "Look, these wicked men are about to kill this innocent, detached, and meditative Muni." || 33 ||
Then, as they stood ready to strike, the Yaksha immobilized them, leaving them standing still and motionless. || 100 || Wishing to harm the great Muni, the two cruel men stood by his side like guards. || 101 ||
Then, at the time of the pure dawn, the Muni, having completed his yoga, emerged from his secluded place and sat in the open. || 102 || At that moment, the fourfold Sangha and the people of Shaligram arrived, and seeing this scene, they exclaimed in astonishment, "Oh, who are these wicked men? Shame on these wicked men who are intent on causing harm! These troublemakers are the same as the fiery and windy ones!" || 103-104 ||
The fiery and windy ones also thought, "Oh, what a great power this Muni has! He has immobilized us, who are full of pride in our strength." || 105 || "When we are freed from this state, if we live, we will surely see the great Muni." || 106 ||
Meanwhile, Somadev, filled with anxiety, arrived with his wife Agnila and tried to please the Muni. || 107 || The couple, eager to massage his feet, bowed repeatedly and showered him with many kind words. || 108 ||
The Muni saw those two wicked men. || 63-65 ||