Sudhalahari 21

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ā pāthojāsanāyuḥ kṣaṇalavaghaṭikādyātmakaṃ kālacakraṃ prāhuḥ pūrve purāṇāgamaviṣayavido yasya līlāvilāsam /
bhāvānāṃ ṣaḍvikārānatha khalu gatibhiryaśca nityaṃ prasūte sa prātaḥ pauruhūte parilasati harinmaṇḍale caṇḍabhānuḥ //

Whose playful sport the ancients skilled in the Purāṇas and scriptures proclaimed
to be the wheel of time, comprised of moments, seconds, and hours, extending up to the lifespan of the lotus-seated Brahmā;
and who ceaselessly engenders through his motions the six states of being:
that fierce-rayed Sun gleams at dawn in Indra's realm of the eastern quarter.