Rasarnavasudhakara 3.205

3.205

eṣa brahmā saroje rajanikara-kalā-śekharaḥ śaṅkaro' yaṃ dorbhir daityāntako' sau sa-dhanur-asi-gadā-cakra-cihnaiś caturbhiḥ |
eṣo' py airāvatasthas tridaśapatir amī devi devās tathānye nṛtyanti vyomni caitāś cala-caraṇa-raṇan-nūpurā divya-nāryaḥ ||

"Here is Brahmā upon the lotus; this is Śaṅkara with a crescent moon as crest-ornament; / that is the slayer of the Daityas, with his four arms marked by bow, sword, mace, and discus; / and here is the lord of the gods mounted upon Airāvata; and look, queen, these other gods, / and these divine women with jingling anklets on moving feet, dance in the sky!"

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[ra. 4.11]

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ity atra aindrajālika-kalpitaṃ kaitavaṃ māyā |

Here, the deception devised by the magician is illusion.