Buddhacarita by Ven Asvaghosa - Ancient Buddhist Texts

Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha - 217
110. ‘He shall become a universal monarch, a king of kings, and even
a ruler among the guardians of the world, an Indra ruler of the gods,
and even the ruler of the Yāma heaven,
111. ‘Yea, the ruler of the Tuṣita heaven, and the ruler of the
Sunirmitāḥ, and the king of the Vaśavartinaḥ, and the lord of the
Brahmaloka;
112. ‘Yea, Mahābrahman, the highest of Sages, and in the end he shall
even become a Buddha, – he, possessing a thoroughly pure
intelligence, shall obtain these eight sublime rewards of merit.
113. ‘And he who, thoroughly intent, with a believing heart, and filled
with faith and devotion, shall hear this method of the Law as it is
preached,
114. ‘He shall have his intellect made perfectly pure, his mind calmed
with boundless charity, and his soul happy with boundless compassion,
and he shall be filled with boundless joy;
115. ‘His soul constantly calm with universal indifference, rejoicing in
the four contemplations, having reached the ecstatic state of absolute
indifference, and with his senses abolished,
116. ‘With the five transcendent faculties attained, and destroying the
aggregate of latent impressions, he, endowed with supernatural
powers, will attain the samādhi called Sūraṅgama.