"This bull among kings always cares for us like a father. Let our father-in-law Drupada lead our army forth. This is my thought: he will withstand Drona and Bhishma when they advance, for this king knows the divine weapons and is a friend of Angiras." When both sons of Madri had spoken their opinions, the descendant of Kuru, Arjuna, son of Vasava, equal to Indra, Savyasachin, said: "That divine, mighty man who was born by the power of austerity and the satisfaction of the sages, flame-colored, bearing a bow, clad in armor, armed with a sword, mounted upon a chariot yoked with the finest heavenly horses, arose from the sacrificial fire."