Gopalacampu 1.4.74

1.4.74

[31] atha so' yaṃ ratnākaro' pi vrajas taṃ harer āvirbhāvam ārabhyāharahar viraha-rahita-tad-viharaṇād vardhiṣṇu-samṛddhiḥ kām api camatkāritāṃ vitene | gopa-samavāyāt kramād āvirbhūtānāṃ prabhūtānāṃ paramāṇāṃ ramāṇāṃ ramaṇa-dhāmatayā tu kim uta ?

[31] Now, this very Vraja, like an ocean of jewels, beginning from that manifestation of Hari, manifested an indescribable wondrousness due to ever-increasing prosperity from His daily, uninterrupted pastimes. What then of its being the abode of delight for the supreme, manifold Goddesses of Fortune who gradually manifested from the assembly of the cowherdesses?