Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.23.36-37
SB 3.23.36-37
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sa tāṁ kṛta-mala-snānāṁ vibhrājantīm apūrvavat ātmano bibhratīṁ rūpaṁ saṁvīta-rucira-stanīm vidyādharī-sahasreṇa sevyamānāṁ suvāsasam jāta-bhāvo vimānaṁ tad ārohayad amitra-han
Translation
The sage could see that Devahūti had washed herself clean and was shining forth as though no longer his former wife. She had regained her own original beauty as the daughter of a prince. Dressed in excellent robes, her charming breasts duly girded, she was waited upon by a thousand Gandharva girls. O destroyer of the enemy, his fondness for her grew, and he placed her on the aerial mansion.