The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 6.41.72

6.41.72

sa śalyamabhivādyātha kṛtvā cābhipradakṣiṇam |
uvāca rājā durdharṣamātmaniḥśreyasaṃ vacaḥ || 72 ||

Sanjaya continued.--"Understanding, however, what he intended to say, Gautama (Kripa) replied to him, saying,--I am incapable of being slain, O king. Fight, and obtain victory. I am gratified with thy coming. Rising every day [from bed] I will pray for thy victory, O monarch. I say this to thee truly.--Hearing, O king, these words of Gautama, and paying him due honours, the king proceeded thither where the ruler of the Madra was. Saluting Salya and walking round him the king said unto that invincible warrior those words that were for his own benefit.