Gopalacampu 1.5.88

1.5.88

śrutvā pūtanayā sutasya nayanaṃ tasyās tu tasmān mṛtiṃ
mūrcchann eva tadā vraja-kṣiti-patiḥ samyak prabodhaṃ yayau |
labdhvā durdhara-kāla-nāga-daśana-troṭaṃ yathā tat-kṣaṇād
divyaṃ mantram api śrayeta manujaḥ kaścid drutaṃ jīvitum || [śārdūla]

Hearing that his son had been seized by Pūtanā, yet that she had died because of him,
the king of the land of Vraja, even while swooning, instantly regained full consciousness—
just as a man, having received the bite and tearing of a venomous snake difficult to endure,
might at that very moment resort to a divine mantra to quickly live again. //