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 20
Vishnu Purana (GRETIL; M. M. Pathak critical edition) · 2 · Verse 15.20
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Sanskrit Original
वह्निना पार्थिवे धातौ क्षपिते क्षुत्समुद्भवः भवत्य अम्भसि च क्षीणे नृणां तृड अपि जायते ।।
vahninā pārthive dhātau kṣapite kṣutsamudbhavaḥ bhavaty ambhasi ca kṣīṇe nṛṇāṃ tṛḍ api jāyate ||
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