Indian Epigraphy: A Guide to the Study of Inscriptions in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and the Other Indo-Aryan Languages c14.s10.22

c14.s10.22

The pure merit which accrued to me [i.e., Vipulaśrīmitra] from these various acts of glory, like a flood of nectar from the ocean, can be measured [only] by comparison with the distances between the worlds;
14. may it be for the attainment by the three worlds of that infinite place where the Jinas sit and behold the universe as if it were in the palm of their hands (*prastutavastuvat*). [v. 12] Kanakaśrī and Vaśiṣṭha, who distinguish themselves (*dhāvato*, lit. ‘run’) in the hearts of men in matters of logic and the arts, are [respectively] the composer and presenter [i.e., engraver] of (this) eulogy. [v. 13]