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Notes from the compiler: not "rubber stamp*" not rubberstamp*

Srimad-Bhagavatam

SB Canto 4

SB 4.24.49, Purport:

The chest of the Lord is streaked with Śrīvatsa lines, the sign of the goddess of fortune. Consequently the Lord's chest excels the beauty of a testing stone for gold. The black siliceous stone on which gold is rubbed to test its value always looks very beautiful, being streaked with gold lines. Yet the chest of the Lord excels even such a stone in its beauty.