putrīyeṣṭyā ca tasyaiko janturnāma suto 'jani / tatpatnīnāmaśeṣāṇāṃ nūtanendūdayo dṛśi // jānubhyāṃ paryaṭantaṃ ca bālaṃ jātu pipīlikā / urūdeśe dadaṃśainaṃ muktacūtkārakātaram //
And by means of a sacrifice to procure a son there was born to him a son named Jantu, who was like the rising of the new moon to the eyes of his wives. Once on a time an ant bit the boy on the thigh as he was crawling about on his knees, so that he was very un-happy and sobbed loudly.