Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .3.25
atha dānavīraḥ –
[atha daanaveerah –]
dvi-vidho dāna-vīraḥ syād ekas tatra bahu-pradaḥ |
[dvi-vidho daana-veerah syaad ekas tatra bahu-pradah |]
upasthita-durāpārtha-tyāgī cāpara ucyate ||25||
[upasthita-duraapaartha-tyaagee chaapara uchyate ||25||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha dānavīraḥ –
dvi-vidho dāna-vīraḥ syād ekas tatra bahu-pradaḥ |
upasthita-durāpārtha-tyāgī cāpara ucyate ||25||
There are two types of dāna-vīras: the person who gives in plenty (bahu-prada) and the renounced person who does not want to accept what is offered by the Lord.
Purport
Dāna-vīra, or chivalry in giving charity, may be divided into two parts: munificence and renunciation.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io