The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 8.54.15

8.54.15

viśoka uvāca |
ṣaṇmārgaṇānāmayutāni vīra kṣurāśca bhallāśca tathāyutākhyāḥ |
nārācānāṃ dve sahasre tu vīra trīṇyeva ca pradarāṇāṃ ca pārtha || 15 ||

"'Thus commanded, Visoka said, "Of arrows, O hero, thou hast yet 60,000, while thy razor-headed shafts number 10,000, and broad-headed ones number as much. Of cloth-yard shafts thou hast still 2,000, O hero, and of Pradaras thou hast still, O Partha, 3,000! Indeed, of the weapons, O son of Pandu, the portion that still remains is not capable of being borne, if placed on carts, by six bullocks. Shoot and hurl them, O learned one, for of maces and swords and other weapons used with the arms alone, thou hast thousands upon thousands, as also lances and scimitars and darts and spears! Never fear that thy weapons will be exhausted."