Mahabharata 4.62.1

4.62.1

vaiśaṃpāyana uvāca |
tato vijitya saṃgrāme kurūngovṛṣabhekṣaṇaḥ |
samānayāmāsa tadā virāṭasya dhanaṃ mahat || 1 ||

"Vaisampayana said, 'Having vanquished the Kurus in battle, that one with eyes like those of a bull brought back that profuse cattle wealth of Virata. And while the Dhritarashtra, after their rout, were going away, a large number of Kuru-soldiers issuing out of the deep forest appeared with slow steps before Partha, their hearts afflicted with fear. And they stood before him with joined palms and with hair dishevelled. And fatigued with hunger and thirst, arrived in a foreign land, insensible with terror, and confused in mind, they all bowed down unto the son of Pritha and said,--We are thy slaves.'