Bhagavatapurana 5.10.15

5.10.15

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sa cāpi pāṇḍaveya sindhu-sauvīra-patis tattva-jijñāsāyāṃ samyak-śraddhayādhikṛtādhikāras tad dhṛdaya-granthi-mocanaṃ dvija-vaca āśrutya bahu-yoga-grantha-sammataṃ tvarayāvaruhya śirasā pāda-mūlam upasṛtaḥ kṣamāpayan vigata-nṛpa-deva-smaya uvāca //

15. O prince of Pandu's race, he, the Lord of Sindhu and Sowvira countries too, being thoroughly qualified through strong faith to enquire into truth, heard that speech, which was calculated to undo the knot at one's heart of the great Brahmana, consistent with the ideas found in many works on self-knowledge, soon alighted and, divested of pride as a king, prostrated himself at his feet, begged pardon of the sage and, free from the haughtiness of his royalty, said:—