Bhagavatapurana 3.8.5

3.8.5

svardhuny-udārdraiḥ sva-jaṭā-kalāpair upaspṛśantaś caraṇopadhānam /
padmaṃ yad arcanty ahi-rāja-kanyāḥ sa-prema nānā-balibhir varārthāḥ //

5 & 6. (Sankarshana) who had his thousand grand hoods brightened by the excellent gems set in his thousand crowns; thither came the sages wearing matted locks dripping with the water of the celestial river, and worshipping the lotus on which his (Sankarshana’s) feet rested, and which with love and reverence the daughters of Sesha worship with various offerings intent upon obtaining excellent husbands; they came constantly singing his (Sankarshana’s) glorious deeds in words which they faltered out in their intense devotion, for they were aware of them.