Gopalacampu 1.3.93

1.3.93

[66] atha snigdhakaṇṭhaḥ svagataṃ cintayāmāsa-tad evaṃ jātāny eva mama praśnānām uttārāṇi | tatra ca bhavator eveti yuktam evoktaṃ śrī-bhagavatā--prāg ayaṃ vasudevasya kvacij jātas tavātmajaḥ [10.8.14] iti vadato' py avyabhicāra-vacaḥ-pracāra-sargasya muneḥ śrī-gargasya prāyaḥ so' yam abhiprāyaḥ |

[66] Then Snigdhakaṇṭha thought to himself: "In this way, the answers to my questions have indeed come. And regarding that, the statement 'from you two alone' made by the Lord is entirely fitting. When the sage Śrī Garga—whose creation is a manner of speech that never errs—spoke the words: 'Formerly this son of yours was born somewhere to Vasudeva', this very idea was mostly his intention.