Vishnupurana 1.19.13

1.19.13

patamānaṃ jagaddhātrī jagaddhātari keśave /
bhaktiyuktaṃ dadhārainamupasaṃgamyamaijinī //

When he had thus spoken, the Daitya monarch, his face darkened with fury, commanded his attendants to cast his son from the summit of the palace where he was sitting, and which was many Yojanas in height, down upon the tops of the mountains, where his body should be dashed to pieces against the rocks. Accordingly the Daityas hurled the boy down, and he fell cherishing Hari in his heart, and Earth, the nurse of all creatures, received him gently on her lap, thus entirely devoted to Keśava, the protector of the world.