Vishnudharmottarapurana 3.347

Mārkaṇḍeya said: / Praised by the king, Garuḍa, having taken the king upon his back, / presented him to the god Viṣṇu of boundless splendor.

Seeing the Lord of the gods of gods, who destroys the distress of those bowed in homage, / the king of kings praised with devotion the undefeated Lord of the gods:

Vasu said: / Homage to you, lotus-eyed Puṇḍarīkākṣa, affectionate toward those who seek refuge, / slayer of the pride of Daityas and Dānavas, destroyer of the distress of those bowed in homage!

Grantor of desires to those who desire, destroyer of desire, origin of the universe, lord of the world, / destroyer of darkness that arises from the night of the Great Form!

Neither the hosts of gods nor the great ṛṣis know your origin; / you are the beginning of all duties and of the ṛṣis, O teacher of the world!

You are subtler than all beings and greater than the great; / you are far away, O fortunate one, and yet present before all.

Although dwelling within all beings, you are not stained by actions; / bodiless, yet dwelling in the body, remaining in all beings.

You are the Puruṣa, you are the Unmanifest, you are the Self and the intellect; / you are the great elements, O Blessed One, and likewise the senses.

You are meditated upon by yogins, O ancient one who are to be known by the knowledge of yoga; / those who worship you, O Blessed One, attain the supreme state.

I have taken refuge in Vāsudeva, the worthy refuge: victorious, sinless, invincible, omnipresent, the God of gods, / whose power is ever ready to destroy the enemies of the thirty [gods], / worshipful by the best of twice-born and gods, the destroyer of sins.

// Thus ends the three hundred forty-seventh chapter, named 'The Hymn of Praise to Vāsudeva', in the dialogue between Mārkaṇḍeya and Vajra, in the third book of the Viṣṇudharmottara // 347