Bhagavatapurana 10.51.3

10.51.3

nitya-pramuditaṃ śrīmat su-kapolaṃ śuci-smitam /
mukhāravindaṃ bibhrāṇaṃ sphuran-makara-kuṇḍalam //

1 to 6. Sri Suka said:—Seeing Him issue like the rising moon, most captivating to the eye, of dark blue complexion, clad in yellow silks, with Srivatsa mark on His chest, wearing about His neck the brilliant Kaustubha, with four stout and long arms, with eyes reddish like fresh-blown lotus, eternally joyous, of splendid cheeks and bright smiles, with a face like unto lotus-blossom, with ear-rings of dazzling sheen, Yavana understood that He was Vasudeva, the great Person, distinguished by the mark of Srivatsa, by His four arms, lotus-like eyes, exquisitely beautiful with Vanamala, and thought that, by these marks described by Narada, He could be none else. He is walking on foot unarmed, and I shall also fight with Him unarmed, and so making up his mind in the hope of seizing Him who is not within the reach even of Yogins, he ran after Krishna who began to run, turning His back to him.