The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 2.36.5

2.36.5

tato na vyājahāraiṣāṃ kaścidbuddhimatāṃ satām |
mānināṃ balināṃ rājñāṃ madhye saṃdarśite pade || 5 ||

"When Sahadeva thus showed his foot, no one among those intelligent and wise and proud and mighty monarchs said anything. And a shower of flowers fell on Sahadeva's head, and an incorporeal voice said--'Excellent, excellent.' Then Narada clad in black deer-skin, speaking of both the future and the past, that dispeller of all doubts, fully acquainted with all the worlds, said in the midst of innumerable creatures, these words of the clearest import,--'Those men that will not worship the lotus-eyed Krishna should be regarded as dead though moving, and should never be talked to on any occasion.'"