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

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3. The priest of the lord of the city Marakata, a Brāhman named
Ajaya, and his son Nālaka, well versed in sacred learning and full of
Vindhya, and an invincible Brahman ascetic Sañjayin with his
disciples, – these all, dwellers in the Vindhya, – when they came to
him for refuge, the chief of saints initiated as mendicants, touching
them with his hand bearing the mark of a wheel; moreover the Nāga
Elapatra came to the abode of the best of saints, and stood resplendent
there, perfectly calm in his demeanour and worshipping him with his
rosaries.
4. There was also a female ascetic of Mathurā named Trikavyaṅgikā,
and a Brāhman named Vidyākara, – their son was named Sabhya, a
dweller in the district called Śvetabālārka, a wise ascetic, proud of his
wisdom, – he went into the Deer Park, wearing the aspect of one
perfectly illumined, and desiring the highest wisdom from the chief of
mendicants; seeking from the omniscient admission to the noble life,
he became renowned as the mendicant Sabhya in all assemblies.
5. The son of Lalitāprabudhā, born after worship paid to the best of
trees on the bank of the stream Varaṇā, – renowned in the world as
Yaśoda, – wise from the besprinkling of the ambrosia of the words of
the king of heaven, – remembering all former discourses which he
had heard, came with his friends to the wood in the Deer Park,
accompanied by his glory; and the holy one, touching his head with
his hand, made him the guru of the chief Bhikṣus.