Padukasahasra 3.29

3.29

śrutiśataśiraścūḍāpīḍe nipīḍayituṃ kṣame duritasaritāmoghānetānamoghavisarpiṇaḥ |
kramapariṇamadvedhaḥśreṇīśikhāmaṇighaṭṭanā-nmasṛṇitatale raṅgakṣoṇībhṛto maṇipāduke ||

I praise the two gem-sandals of the Sovereign of Raṅgam, which are the crest ornament upon the head of hundreds of Vedic texts, able to crush those vast torrents of the rivers of sins that spread unfailingly,
and whose soles are smoothed by friction against the crest jewels of the successive rows of Brahmas as they bow.