Note 11 — Chapter XXXIV
C. H. (Charles Henry) Tawney translation
Then Kalingasená came to the feast of her future son-in-law, looking like the Fortune of the Vidyádhara race which was to attend him, present in bodily form. Then Vásavadattá and Padmávatí and she danced, all three of them, for joy, like the three powers11 of a king united together. And all the trees there seemed to dance, as their creepers waved in the wind, much more did the creatures possessing sense.