Mahabharata 17.2.20

17.2.20

anṛtaṃ na smarāmyasya svaireṣvapi mahātmanaḥ |
atha kasya vikāro'yaṃ yenāyaṃ patito bhuvi || 20 ||

"Beholding Nakula and the others fall down, Pandu’s son Arjuna of white steeds, that slayer of hostile heroes, fell down in great grief of heart. When that foremost of men, who was endued with the energy of Shakra, had fallen down, indeed, when that invincible hero was on the point of death, Bhima said unto the king, ‘I do not recollect any untruth uttered by this high-souled one. Indeed, not even in jest did he say anything false. What then is that for whose evil consequence this one has fallen down on the Earth?’