The Buddha-Carita or The Life of Buddha by Ven. Aśvaghoṣa

Buddha-carita, or The Life of Buddha - 12
ūroryathaurvasya pthośca hastānmādhāturidrapratimasya mūrdhnaḥ |
kakṣīvataścaiva bhujāsadeśāttathāvidha tasya babhūva janma || 1.29 (1.10)
29. As was Aurva’s birth from the thigh, 1 and Pthu’s from the hand, 2 and Māndhāt’s,
who was like Indra himself, from the forehead, 3 and Kakṣīvat’s from the upper end of
the arm, 4 — thus too was his birth (miraculous).
krameṇa garbhādabhiniḥstaḥ san babhau gataḥ khādiva yonyajātaḥ |
kalpeṣvanekeṣviva bhāvitātmā yaḥ saprajānan suṣuve na mūḍhaḥ || 1.30 (1.11)
30. Having thus in due time issued from the womb, he shone as if he had come down
from heaven, he who had not been born in the natural way, — he who was born full of
wisdom, not foolish, as if his mind had been purified by countless aeons of
contemplation.
dīptyā ca dhairyeṇa śriyā rarāja bālo ravirbhūmimivāvatīrṇaḥ |
tathātidīpto ’pi nirīkṣyamāṇo jahāra cakṣūṣi yathā śaśākaḥ || 1.31 (1.12)
31. With glory, fortitude, and beauty he shone like the young sun descended upon the
earth; when he was gazed at, though of such surpassing brightness, he attracted all
eyes like the moon.
sa hi svagātraprabhayojjvalatyā dīpaprabhā bhāskaravanmumoṣa |
mahārhajābūnadacāruvarṇo vidyotayāmāsa diśaśca sarvāḥ || 1.32 (1.13)
32. With the radiant splendour of his limbs he extinguished like the sun the splendour
of the lamps; with his beautiful hue as of precious gold he illuminated all the quarters
of space.
anākulānyabjasamudgatāni niṣpeṣavatyāyatavikramāṇi |
tathaiva dhīrāṇi padāni sapta saptarṣitārāsadśo jagāma || 1.33 (1.14)
33. Unflurried, with the lotus-sign in high relief, 5 far-striding, set down with a stamp,
— seven such firm footsteps did he then take, — he who was like the constellation of
the seven Ṛṣis.
1 Mahābh. I, 2610.
2 Viṣṇu Pur. I, 13.
3 According to the Mahābh. III, l.10450, he was born from his father’s left side, but cf. Viṣṇu
Pur. IV, 2.
4 The MSS. vary between bhujāśa and bhukāsa; we might conjecture bhujāgradeśāt, but
bhujāśadeśāt is the only reading in V, 56. Beal I, 10 has ‘the armpit.’
5 Abjasamudgatāni. Cf. Beal I, 16, note.