Matsyapurana 136.60

136.60

tārakākhyo 'pi daityendro girīndra iva pakṣavān
abhyadravattadā devaṃ brahmāṇaṃ hatavāṃśca saḥ //

It became supportless and looked dull, like the body devoid of potency, the small quantity of water during the hot weather, and love shown by a twice-born Brahmin Then Brahmâ descending from the chariot made an attempt to raise it and became successful by His great power, and Lord Janârdana, dressed in yellow garb, assumed the form of the bull and placed the yoke on his neck and lifted up the chariot by his horns as an illustrious scion elevates his family The demon Târakâsura also jumped out like a winged mountain and dealt a heavy blow to Brahmâ—56 60