Buddhacarita by Ven Asvaghosa - Ancient Buddhist Texts

Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha - 184
85. ‘A sun that destroys the darkness of delusion, a moon that takes
away the scorching heat of the inherent sins of existence, – glory to
thee, glory to thee, glory to thee, O Tathāgata;
86. ‘Glory to thee, O Lord of the whole world, glory to thee, who hast
gone through the ten (Balas); glory to thee, O true hero amongst men,
O Lord of righteousness, glory to thee!’
87. Thus having praised, honoured, and adored him, they each
returned to their several homes, after making repeated reverential
circumambulations, and recounting his eulogy.
88. Then the beings of the Kāmāvacara worlds, and the brilliant
inhabitants of the Pure Abodes, the Brahmakāyika gods, and those
sons of Māra who favoured the side of truth,
89. The Paranirmitavaśavarti beings, and the Nirmānaratayaḥ; the
Tuṣita beings, the Yāmas, the Trayastriṁsad Devas, and the other
rulers of worlds,
90. The deities who roam in the sky, those who roam on the earth or
in forests, accompanying each their own king, came to the pavilion of
the Bodhi tree,
91. And having worshipped the Jina with forms of homage suitable to
their respective positions, and having praised him with hymns adapted
to their respective degrees of knowledge, they returned to their own
homes.