Matsyapurana 152.27

152.27

sa citrayodhī dṛḍhamuṣṭipātas tatastu viṣṇuṃ garuḍaṃ ca daityaḥ
bāṇairjvaladvahniśikhānikāśaiḥ kṣiptairasaṃkhyaiḥ parighātahīnaiḥ //

Afterwards, that brave Daitya began to send forth hard volleys of fiery arrows. Then, Viṣṇu, agitated with innumerable fiery infallible arrows of that Daitya, cut down his arrows along with his carrier, the sheep, by His bhuśuṇḍî missile. Then that Daitya jumped from his dead sheep and began to fight standing on the groun1 The Lord began to shoot him with deadly arrows He drew His bow to his ears with eyes wide open and pierced his arms with three arrows his head with six and his banner with ten arrows—27 30