And his bow, exceedingly great, firm-stringed, mightier still; and his arrows, equal to an axle [in thickness], gold-feathered, sharpened on stone; and he himself — a hero, mighty-armed, just like that Ghatotkacha. And his banner, guarded by jackals and crows, was a banner equal to fire and sun; and he, in form, like that of Ghatotkacha, most splendid, with a face wildly ablaze, with blazing armlets and a blazing crown and garland, with a bound garland, turban, and girded sword, with mace, bhushundi, pestle, and plow, with a bow, in stature equal to an elephant. On that chariot with the brilliance of fire, putting to flight that army of the Pandavas, he shone in the battle, wheeling about, like a lightning-wreathed cloud in the sky. And all of them, excellent lords of men, greatly mighty, in armor and with shields, filled with ardor, fought there, O king, from every side — the warrior-heroes of the Pandavas.