The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 3.183.30

3.183.30

dāsīsahasraṃ śyāmānāṃ suvastrāṇāmalaṃkṛtam |
daśa koṭyo hiraṇyasya rukmabhārāṃstathā daśa |
etaddadāni te vipra sarvajñastvaṃ hi me mataḥ || 30 ||

"Markandeya continued, 'Then that illustrious prince, highly pleased with the victorious party, joyfully said to Atri, who had praised him erewhile. 'O regenerate Rishi, thou hast made and styled me the greatest and most excellent of men here, and compared me to the gods; therefore, shall I give thee vast and various sorts of wealth. My impression is that thou art omniscient. I give thee, O well-dressed and well-adorned one, a hundred millions of gold coins and also ten bharas of gold. Then Atri, of high austere virtues and great spiritual powers, thus welcomed (by the king), accepted all the gifts without any breach of propriety, and returned home. And then giving his wealth to his sons and subduing his self, he cheerfully repaired to the forest with the object of performing penances."