太子瑞應本起經 1.51

1.51

"Nayutas of gods saw the Buddha capture the demonic host;
By forbearance, taming, and non-conception, the foes naturally submitted.
All the devas rejoiced, arriving with offerings of flowers;
The king of non-dharma was ruined, the Dharma King victorious.
Originally relying on an equanimous mind and the power of wisdom,
Wisdom can instantly ward off inauspiciousness;
Able to make enemies into disciples,
One should pay homage to the witness of the Way of the four immeasurables.
His face is like the full moon, his countenance serene;
His renown is heard in the ten directions, his virtue like a mountain;
One seeks a likeness to the Buddha, but none can compare;
One should bow one's head to this immortal who has transcended the world."