Valmiki Ramayana · Bala Kanda · Sarga 1
महोरस्को महेष्वासो गूढजत्रुररिन्दमः । आजानुबाहुस्सुशिरास्सुललाटस्सुविक्रमः
mahorasko maheṣvāso gūḍhajatrurarindamaḥ | ājānubāhussuśirāssulalāṭassuvikramaḥ
Possessing a broad chest, armed with a great bow, with fleshy collar bones, knee-long arms, a noble head, a graceful forehead and great prowess, he is the destroyer of foes (sins).
— M.N. Dutt (1891)
Commentary
The concluding verse of Rama's initial description. He is destroyer of foes, protector of dharma, and the refuge of all beings. Narada's description builds to this point: Rama is not merely a good king but the ideal king — the standard against which all rulers are measured.
अरिन्दममहेष्वासगूढजत्रु