Gopalacampu 1.4.34

1.4.34

[20] tad evam ullasan nikhila-roma-samutphulla-mukha-somaḥ parivārita-baṭu-stomatayā bahir vihita-homa-sthānam āgamya samyag arpita-sarvānandaḥ saṅgi-samarpita-tat-tad-vṛtta-śantama-kandaḥ śrīmān nandas tān dānīya-viprān ānīya pradānārambhaṃ sambhṛtavān |

[20] Thus, every hair on his body bristling with joy, the moon of his face blooming wide, surrounded by a host of celibate students, the glorious Nanda went out to the place where the oblations had been offered. Experiencing complete bliss, finding the root of utmost joy in the various reports delivered by his companions, he brought forward those brāhmaṇas worthy of gifts and made extensive preparations for giving.