Mahabharata 4.6.7

4.6.7

vitarkayantaṃ tu nararṣabhastadā yudhiṣṭhiro'bhyetya virāṭamabravīt |
samrāḍvijānātviha jīvitārthinaṃ vinaṣṭasarvasvamupāgataṃ dvijam || 7 ||

"And as the king was indulging in these thoughts, that bull among men, Yudhishthira, came before Virata and addressed him, saying, 'O great king, know me for a Brahmana who, having lost his all hath come to thee for the means of subsistence. I desire, O sinless one, to live here beside thee acting under thy commands, O lord. The king then, well-pleased, replied unto him saying, 'Thou art welcome. Do thou then accept the appointment thou seekest!' And having appointed the lion among kings in the post he had prayed for, king Virata addressed him with a glad heart, saying, 'O child, I ask thee from affection, from the dominions of what king dost thou come hither? Tell me also truly what is thy name and family, and what thou hast a knowledge of.'"