Mahabharata 16.7.3

16.7.3

samāliṅgyārjunaṃ vṛddhaḥ sa bhujābhyāṃ mahābhujaḥ |
rudanputrānsmaransarvānvilalāpa suvihvalaḥ |
bhrātṝnputrāṃśca pautrāṃśca dauhitrāṃśca sakhīnapi || 3 ||

Vaishampayana said: "The Kuru prince beheld the heroic and high-souled Anakadundubhi lying on the ground and burning with grief on account of his sons. The broad-chested and mighty-armed son of Pritha, more afflicted than his uncle, with eyes bathed in tears, touched his uncle’s feet, O Bharata. The mighty-armed Anakadundubhi wished to smell the head of his sister’s son but failed to do it, O slayer of foes. The old man of mighty arms, deeply afflicted, embraced Partha with his arms and wept aloud, remembering his sons, brothers, grandsons, daughter’s sons, and friends.