'Upon hearing the sage's words and reverently worshiping his feet, the wise monarch returned to his palace. Remembering his earlier promise, O bull of the Bharata race, he then gave that single fruit to his two wives.' ।। 2-16-31 ।।
ते तद आम्रं दविधाकृत्वा भक्षयाम आसतुः शुभे भावित्वाद अपि चार्थस्य सत्यवाक्यात तथा मुनेः ।। २-१६-३२ ।।
'His lovely queens divided the single fruit into two parts and consumed them. Due to the certainty of the sage's words and his truthfulness, both queens conceived as a result of eating that fruit.' ।। 2-16-32 ।।
'Each fragment had one eye, one arm, one leg, half a stomach, half a face, and half an anus. Witnessing these fragmentary bodies, both mothers trembled greatly.' ।। 2-16-35 ।।