यश चासीद अश्वबन्धस ते नकुलॊ ऽयं परंतपः गॊसंख्यः सहदेवश च माद्रीपुत्रौ महारथौ ।। ४-६६-६ ।।
‘He who tended thy horses is none other than Nakula, the slayer of foes, and this one is Sahadeva, the keeper of thy kine. Both sons of Madri are mighty car-warriors, famed for their valor and beauty.’ ।। 4-66-6 ।।
शृङ्गारवेषाभरणौ रूपवन्तौ यशस्विनौ नाना रथसहस्राणां समर्थौ पुरुषर्षभौ ।। ४-६६-७ ।।
‘These two bulls of the Bharata race, attired in splendid robes and adorned with exquisite ornaments, are a match for a thousand formidable car-warriors.’ ।। 4-66-7 ।।
‘And even this lady, with eyes like lotus petals, a slender waist, and a sweet, charming smile, is Draupadi, thy wife Sairindhri, by whose hand the wicked Kichakas were slain, O king.’ ।। 4-66-8 ।।