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Narada Purana (Jyotisha Selections) · by Vyasa
Chapter 4 · Women's Charts
जातकम् ३
श्वा नरो जंबुकं गृध्रं गृहीत्वा रौति शाल्मलौ ।धन्वी कृष्णाजिनी सिंहवाश्वोन्नतमातुरः ॥ ३५५ ॥
In the full Narada Purana (Purva Bhaga) this is chapter 55, verse 355.
A dog and a man. The man holds a jackal and a vulture and cries out on a silk-cotton tree. Next: an archer in black deerskin, in distress. (Our text is unclear here: the words that compare him to a lion and a horse.)
Simple meaning: A man with a jackal and a vulture crying on a tree; and a distressed archer in black deerskin.
फलामिषघ्नः कूर्ची ना भल्लास्यः कपिचेष्टितः ।
A bearded, bear-faced man who acts like a monkey; and a girl with flowers in dirty clothes.
धन्वी व्ययापकृच्छ्यामो लिपिकृद्रामशोनरः ।
A dark, hairy archer who writes; and a tall, fair woman in washed clothes with a pot in a temple.
मानोन्मान्पापसोतौलीभांडमुल्पविचिंतकः ।
A man with weights and scales thinking of prices; and a hungry, thirsty man with a pot going to his family.