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Srimad Bhagavatam 2.7.6

2.7.6

धर्मस्य दक्षदुहितर्यजनिष्ट मूर्त्यां नारायणो नर इति स्वतप:प्रभाव: । दृष्ट्वात्मनो भगवतो नियमावलोपं देव्यस्त्वनङ्गपृतना घटितुं न शेकु: ॥ ६ ॥

dharmasya daksa-duhitary ajanista murtyam narayano nara iti sva-tapah-prabhavah drstvatmano bhagavato niyamavalopam devyas tv ananga-prtana ghatitum na sekuh

dharmasya
of Dharma (the controller of religious principles)
daksa
Daksa, one of the Prajapatis
duhitari
unto the daughter
ajanista
took birth
murtyam
of the name Murti
narayanah
Narayana
narah
Nara
iti
thus
sva-tapah
personal penances
prabhavah
strength
drstva
by seeing
atmanah
of His own
bhagavatah
of the Personality of Godhead
niyama-avalopam
breaking the vow
devyah
celestial beauties
tu
but
ananga-prtanah
companion of Cupid
ghatitum
to happen
na
never
sekuh
made possible

To exhibit His personal way of austerity and penance, He appeared in twin forms as Narayana and Nara in the womb of Murti, the wife of Dharma and the daughter of Daksa. Celestial beauties, the companions of Cupid, went to try to break His vows, but they were unsuccessful, for they saw that many beauties like them were emanating from Him, the Personality of Godhead.