Nirvanakalika p44

p44

gāhā-jualeṇa jiṇaṃ maya-moha vivajjiyaṃ jiyakasāyaṃ | thos) sāmi ti saṃjhāe taṃ nissaṃgaṃ mahāvīraṃ || 1 || sukumāra dhīra somā rata kisiṇa-paṃḍurā sirinikeyā | sīyaṃkusagahabhīha jala-thala naha maṃḍalā tini || 2 || na cayaṃti vīralīlaṃ hāuṃje surahi-matta paḍiputrā | paṃkaya-gayaṃda -caṃdā loyaṇa cakkammiya-muhāṇaṃ || 3 ||
evaṃ vīrajiṇaṃdo accharagaṇa saṃgha-saṃdhuo bhayavaṃ | pālitta yamaya mahiyo disau khayaṃ sayaladuriyāṇaṃ || 4 ||
GATHA-SAPTA-SHATI.
Padlipta has been traditionally believed to have been very intimately connected with King Hala the reputed author of Gatha Sapta Shati. The later poets believed Palitta to be the real author of the work or the major portion of it. There are several verses ascribed to Padlipta in Gatha-Sapta-Shati and some of them are given below:
gāthā saptaśatī 1/63
uah paḍalantaroiṇṇaṇiaatantuddhapāa paḍilaggam | dullakkhamuttaguttheka balakusumaṃ va makaḍaam || 63 || [paśyata paṭalāntarāvatīrṇa nijakatantūrdhvapādapratilabham | durlakṣyasūtraprathitaika- bakulakusumamiva markaṭakam || ]