Bharata relates the story of Ribhu and Nidagha, the latter, the pupil of the former, becomes a prince, and is visited by his preceptor, who explains to him the principles unity and departs - Verse 19
Vishnu Purana (GRETIL; M. M. Pathak critical edition) · 2 · Verse 15.19
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Sanskrit Original
क्षुद यस्य तस्य भुक्ते ऽन्ने तृप्तिर ब्राह्मण जायते न मे क्षुद अभवत तृप्तिं कस्मान मां परिपृच्छसि ।।
kṣud yasya tasya bhukte 'nne tṛptir brāhmaṇa jāyate na me kṣud abhavat tṛptiṃ kasmān māṃ paripṛcchasi ||
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