The Bhikṣuṇī Maṇimēkhalai

173 - The Burning Ground
‘I have heard it said, gods can do whatever people pray for, on the
authority of the Vēda. If you will not give me the boon that I pray for,
I shall this moment destroy my life.’
The goddess in her turn said:
‘If, within the circuit of the Universe, anyone of the innumerable gods
can grant you the boon that you ask for, I shall be quite pleased to do
so myself. But see now what I can do.’
Having said this, she brought down before Gautamī, the four classes
of Arūpa 84 Brahmas, sixteen Rūpa 85 Brahmas, the two
light-emanating bodies, the six classes of gods, innumerable Rākṣasas,
the eight kinds of men, several groups of stars, ‘the day asterisms,’ the
planets, all of them comprised within the circuit of the Universe and
capable of granting boons to those that pray for them.
Bringing all these in the presence of Gautamī the goddess asked these
to give the boon of the sorrow-stricken Brahman lady, and explained
to them the condition of Gautamī. All of them in one voice gave reply
of a tenor similar to that in which she answered the question to
Gautamī.
Understanding the truth from this, Gautamī reconciled herself in a
way to her sadly bereaved condition, and, disposing of the dead body
of her son, returned.
84 (Formless).
85 (Having form).