Rasarnavasudhakara 2.117

2.117

yathā-
kāye sīdati kaṇṭha-rodhini kaphe kuṇṭhe ca vāṇī-pathe
jihmāyāṃ dṛśi jīvite jigamiṣau śvāse śanaiḥ śāmyati |
āgatya svayam eva naḥ karuṇayā kātyāyanī-vallabhaḥ
karṇe varṇayatād bhavārṇava-bhayād uttārakaṃ tārakam ||

As [in this verse]:
When the body languishes, when phlegm blocks the throat, and the passage of speech is dulled,
when the eye grows crooked, when life yearns to depart, and the breath slowly subsides,
may the beloved of Kātyāyanī himself out of compassion come,
and recite into our ear the saving mantra that rescues from the terrors of the ocean of worldly existence.