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

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30. ‘We are women of older age, much to be pitied, bewildered by the
fear of death, – we are therefore worthy to be established in that
doctrine of Nirvāṇa which puts an end to all future births.’
31. These words of the enchantresses were heard by him, yet he felt
no anger; but they all became the victims of old age, through the
manifestation of his divine power.
32. Having beheld him plunged in meditation, immovable like the
mountain Meru, – they turned away their faces and they could not
retain their beauty.
33. Bending their feet, with decrepit limbs, they thus addressed their
father: ‘O father, do thou, the lord of the world of Desire, restore us
to our own forms.’
34. His daughters were dear, but he had no power to alter the effect
of the will of Buddha; then their father said to them, ‘Go to the
refuge which he gives.’
35. Then they in various guises, bent humbly at his feet, implored the
perfect Buddha, ‘Pardon our transgression, whose minds were
intoxicated with youth.’
36. The teacher, that mine of Forgiveness, in silence restored them by
his will; and having repeatedly worshipped and praised him they went
joyfully to their home.