Shloka 66
Bhagadatta’s Advance, the Saṃśaptaka Challenge, and Arjuna’s Counterstrike (द्रोणपर्व, अध्याय २६)
ततो ध्वनिर्दिरदरथाश्वपार्थिवै- भ॑याद् द्रवद्धिर्जनितो5ति भैरव: । क्षितिं वियद् द्यां विदिशो दिशस्तथा समावृणोत् पार्थिव संयुगे तत:,महाराज! तदनन्तर भयसे भागते हुए हाथी, रथ, घोड़े तथा राजाओंने वहाँ अत्यन्त भयंकर आर्तनाद फैला दिया। उनके उस भयंकर शब्दने युद्धस्थलमें पृथ्वी, आकाश, स्वर्ग तथा दिशा-विदिशाओंको सब ओरसे आच्छादित कर दिया
tato dhvanir dvirada-rathāśva-pārthivair bhayād dravaddhir janito 'ti bhairavaḥ | kṣitiṁ viyad dyāṁ vidiśo diśas tathā samāvṛṇot pārthiva saṁyuge tataḥ, mahārāja |
Sañjaya said: Then, as elephants, chariots, horses, and kings fled in fear, an exceedingly dreadful roar arose. That terrifying sound, O King, seemed to envelop the battlefield on every side—covering the earth, the sky, the heavens, and all the directions and intermediate quarters—testifying to the moral collapse that fear and rout bring upon warriors in the midst of combat.
संजय उवाच