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

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youth came to the Bodhi tree and practised for six years a penance
hard to carry out, then he paid worship to the chief of saints who had
attained perfect knowledge, and he became the well known Kāśyapa,
the chief of ascetics, the foremost of the Arhats.
13. The saint Naradatta, dwelling on Mount Himavat, remembering
the wholesome words of his maternal uncle, came to the Sugata with
his disciples, and the holy one admitted them all into the order of the
Jina; then a woman named Śakti, and another named Kamalā, preeminent
in Brāhmanical power, came to the Sugata and fell down at
his feet, and then standing before him they were received by the saint,
and made happy with the staff and begging-bowl.
14. Seven hundred disciples of the ascetic Rudraka, remembering the
noble words of their teacher, becoming mendicants according to the
doctrine of the Jina, flocked round him paying him their homage and
carrying their staves; next a seer, named Raivata, joyfully uttering his
praises, having finished his course of discipline, became a mendicant,
full of devotion to the guru, counting gold and clay as the same, well
versed in sacred spells and meditation, and able to counteract the
three kinds of poisons and other fatal harms.
15. Having received as followers and disciples certain householders of
Śrāvastī, Pūrṇa and others, and given them alms-vessels, – and having
made many poor wretches as rich as Kuvera, and maimed persons
with all their limbs perfect, and paupers and orphans affluent, – and
having proclaimed the Law, and dwelt two years in the forest Jetaka