Chapter

 1      I|      Drupada, with his sons, (O Lord of Earth!)~
 2      I|      Thus, by Arjuna prayed, (O Bharata!)~
 3      I|               It is not good, O Keshav! nought of good~
 4      I|                               O Madhusudan! will I strike
 5      I|     peace could come of that, O Madhava?~
 6      I|               Of kingly lines o'erthrown and kinsmen slain,~
 7      I|                               O thou Delight of Men, Janardana?~
 8     II|      On Bhishma, or on Drona- O thou Chief!-~
 9     II|     whom, with tender smile, (O Bharata!)~
10     II|   burns it not, waters cannot o'erwhelm,~
11     II|            Krishna. When one, O Pritha's Son!-~
12     II|                               O Son of Kunti that a governed
13     II|        Toucheth tranquillity! O Pritha's Son!~
14    III|    mind, and reason -- these, O Kunti's Son!~
15    III|           Strongest; and high o'er all the ruling Soul.~
16     IV|                               O Slayer of thy Foes! Albeit
17     IV|                     Declines, O Bharata! when Wickedness~
18     IV|                      Another, O thou Glory of thy Line?~
19     IV|   wealth, since gifts' worth- O my Prince!~
20      V|      Against the "opposites." O valiant Prince!~
21     VI|     gain from work, that man, O Prince!~
22     VI|    friend when Self doth rule o'er Self,~
23    VII|  silver of the moon, the gold o' the sun,~
24    VII|                               O Prince of India! highest,
25   VIII|                     But they, O Kunti's Son! that reach
26     IX|   when that prodigious joy is o'er,~
27     IX|                               O Kunti's Son! though they
28     IX|           To evil Bhuts given o'er sink to the Bhuts;~
29     IX|                               O Pritha's Son! whoso will
30      X|                               O Kesava! that neither gods
31      X|    how shouldst thou receive, O Prince! the vastness of
32     XI|                               O Lotus-eyed!- whence is the
33     XI|              Wholly revealed. O Thou Divinest One!~
34     XI|                Sanjaya. Then, O King! to God, so saying,~
35     XI|                     Thrilled, o'erfilled, dazzled, and dazed,~
36     XI|                               O Holy, Marvellous Form! is
37     XI|                               O Mystic, Awful One!~
38     XI|                               O Eyes of God! O Head!~
39     XI|                O Eyes of God! O Head!~
40     XI|                               O Mightiest Lord! rehearse~
41     XI|                               O Utmost One! O Lord!~
42     XI|                 O Utmost One! O Lord!~
43     XI|   worlds with wealth of life! O Treasure-Claimer,~
44     XI|               Wisdom Thyself! O Part~
45   XIII|     Arjuna. Now would I hear, O gracious Kesava!~
46   XIII|                               O Prince!~
47    XIV|      Binds the embodied Soul, O Kunti's Son!~
48    XIV|          Leave Soothfastness, O Bharata! Where this~
49    XVI|                               O Indian Prince! of him whose
50   XVII|                               O Best of Bharatas! is Rajas-rite,~
51  XVIII|           Tis well set forth, O Chaser of thy Foes!~
52  XVIII|        Contrariwise of Truth. O Pritha's Son!~
53  XVIII|                   And Sudras, O thou Slayer of thy Foes!~
54  XVIII|     Whoso reads this converse o'er,~
55  XVIII|      this been heard by thee, O Indian Prince!~
56  XVIII|   gracious speech of Krishna, O my~
57  XVIII|     And aye, when I remember, O Lord my King, again~
58  XVIII| marvel and my love and bliss. O Archer-Prince! all hail!~
59  XVIII|                               O Krishna, Lord of Yoga! surely