Rasarnavasudhakara 3.210

3.210

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 on a lotus; here is Śaṅkara crowned with the crescent moon; that one is the slayer of demons with four arms marked with bow, sword, mace, and discus;
and here, mounted on Airāvata, is the lord of the gods; these, O queen, are other gods; and in the sky dance these divine women, their anklets chiming on moving feet!"

3.210.p1

[ra. 4.11]

3.210.p2

ity atra aindrajālika-kalpitaṃ kaitavaṃ māyā |

Here, the deception devised by the magician is illusion.