Gopalacampu 1.18.68

1.18.68

dṛṣṭvā devatatir vidūrataratas taṃ sevyamānaṃ suhṛd-
vargais tad-guṇa-rūpa-śīla-tulitaiḥ sva-pratta-tat-tac-chriyā |
tān svajñāna-vilāsa-sañcita-phalaṃ mene tathā tām api
sva-premārjita-karma-sampadam amaṃstānyan na mānyaṃ tataḥ || [śārdūla]

Seeing from afar that he was attended by his group of friends,
who equalled him in virtue, beauty, and character, using the various splendours they had presented,
the host of gods considered them the fruit gathered by their play of spiritual knowledge, and also regarded that splendour
as a wealth of deeds earned through devotion to him, than which nothing else is more venerable.