When Yuyudhana (I myself) is roused to fury and resolved to fight, they surely cannot withstand his onrush, just as mountains cannot withstand the stroke of the thunderbolt. Who could withstand Arjuna in battle, or the one who wields the discus as his weapon in battle, or me as well? Who could withstand the unassailable Bhima? And who, caring for his own life, would draw near to the twin brothers, who grip their bows firmly and in spirit resemble deadly Yama? Who would approach Dhrishtadyumna, son of Drupada, or these five sons of the Pandavas, who have added to Draupadi's glory, who rival their fathers in valor, who are their equals in every respect and full of warrior pride, or him of the mighty bow, the son of Subhadra, unconquerable even for the gods themselves; or Gada, or Pradyumna, or Samba, who resemble Yama, or the thunderbolt, or fire?