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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.45.38

10.45.38

तथेत्यथारुह्य महारथौ रथं प्रभासमासाद्य दुरन्तविक्रमौ । वेलामुपव्रज्य निषीदतु: क्षणं सिन्धुर्विदित्वार्हणमाहरत्तयो: ॥ ३८ ॥

tethety athāruhya mahā-rathau rathaṁ prabhāsam āsādya duranta-vikramau velām upavrajya niṣīdatuḥ kṣanaṁ sindhur viditvārhanam āharat tayoḥ

tathā
so be it
iti
saying this
atha
then
āruhya
mounting
mahā-rathau
the two great chariot warriors
ratham
a chariot
prabhāsam
Prabhāsa-tīrtha
āsādya
reaching
duranta
limitless
vikramau
whose prowess
velām
up to the shore
upavrajya
walking
niṣīdatuḥ
They sat down
kṣaṇam
for a moment
sindhuḥ
the (presiding demigod of the) ocean
viditvā
recognizing
arhaṇam
respectful offering
āharat
brought
tayoḥ
for Them

“So be it,” replied those two great chariot warriors of limitless might, and They at once mounted Their chariot and set off for Prabhāsa. When They reached that place, They walked up to the shore and sat down. In a moment the deity of the ocean, recognizing Them to be the Supreme Lords, approached Them with offerings of tribute.