Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha by Ven. Aśvaghoṣa

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78. The gods then with exultation paid him worship and adoration
with divine flowers; and all the world, when the great saint had
become all-wise, was full of brightness.
79. Then the holy one descended and stood on his throne under the
tree; there he passed seven days filled with the thought, ‘I have here
attained perfect wisdom.’
80. When the Bodhisattva had thus attained perfect knowledge, all
beings became full of great happiness; and all the different universes
were illumined by a great light.
81. The happy earth shook in six different ways like an overjoyed
woman, and the Bodhisattvas, each dwelling in his own special abode,
assembled and praised him.
82. ‘There has arisen the greatest of all beings, the Omniscient Allwise
Arhat – a lotus, unsoiled by the dust of passion, sprung up from
the lake of knowledge;
83. ‘A cloud bearing the water of patience, pouring forth the ambrosia
of the good Law, fostering all the seeds of merit, and causing all the
shoots of healing to grow;
84. ‘A thunderbolt with a hundred edges, the vanquisher of Māra,
armed only with the weapon of patience; a gem fulfilling all desires, a
tree of paradise, a jar of true good fortune, a cow that yields all that
heart can wish;