Mahabharata 1.115.26

1.115.26

śubhalakṣaṇasaṃpannāḥ somavatpriyadarśanāḥ |
siṃhadarpā maheṣvāsāḥ siṃhavikrāntagāminaḥ |
siṃhagrīvā manuṣyendrā vavṛdhurdevavikramāḥ || 26 ||

"Thus, O king, were born unto Pandu five sons who were begotten by celestials and were endued with great strength, and who all lived to achieve great fame and expand the Kuru race. Each bearing every auspicious mark on his person, handsome like Soma, proud as the lion, well-skilled in the use of the bow, and of leonine tread, breast, heart, eyes, neck and prowess, those foremost of men, resembling the celestials themselves in might, began to grow up. And beholding them and their virtues growing with years, the great Rishis dwelling on that snowcapped sacred mountain were filled with wonder. And the five Pandavas and the hundred sons of Dhritarashtra--that propagator of the Kuru race--grew up rapidly like a cluster of lotuses in a lake.'"