Rasarnavasudhakara 3.135.p1

3.135.p1

yathā tatraiva navamāṅke [ādau] (praviśya) yama-puruṣaḥ-tatra-bhavato lulāya-lakṣaṇaḥ sakala-prāṇibhṛtāṃ vihita-nāśasya kīnāśasya kim api viśvātiśāyinī prabhaviṣṇutā ity upakramya,

As in that very work, in the ninth act, Yama's servant, entering, begins: "The transcendent, all-surpassing power of his honor Kīnāśa, whose sign is the buffalo, who brings about the destruction of all living beings..."—and ending with: