Gopalacampu 1.17.102

1.17.102

[46] tad evaṃ bahula-kutūhalataś cālaṃ cālam amī gopa-grāmaṇyas tad eva ramyaṃ yajña-dhāma samāgamya paramānandād vāṇinī-prabhṛti-kṛta-nṛtya-vādya-gīta-grāmiṇīṃ yāminīṃ viśrāmyanti sma | prātaś ca dvitīyāyām ahimakara-kanyāyā mahima-śravaṇataḥ praṇatatayā tasyāṃ snānam ācarya nikāyyam evāgacchanti sma |

[46] Thus moving on and on with intense delight, these cowherd chiefs, arriving at that very delightful sacrificial ground, from supreme bliss rested through the night, which was rich with dancing, instrumental music, and singing performed by professional dancing women and others. And in the morning, on the second lunar day, out of reverence upon hearing the glory of the daughter of the sun [the Yamunā], having performed their bath in her, they returned right to their homes.