Bhagavatapurana 8.18.24

8.18.24

mauñjyā mekhalayā vītamupavītājinottaram /
jaṭilaṃ vāmanaṃ vipraṃ māyāmāṇavakaṃ harim //

24. Observing Hari to be a Brahmin, a Brahmacharin, to all appearances, by virtue of His own powers, short in stature, with matted hair, clad in deer skin and with His middle girded with a cord of Munja grass, Bhrigus and their disciples, with their sacred fires, shrank before His glory, rose from their seats and received Him.