Chapter

 1      I|                       Blew the great Conch; and, at the noise
 2      I|        knotted locks, blew his great conch~
 3     II|                    Strange and great for tongue to relate,~
 4     II|      and death. Only with him, great Prince!~
 5    III|       action, wherefore, then, great Kesava!~
 6    III|     the rolling wheels of this great world,~
 7     IV|  Knowledge pays is better than great gifts~
 8    VII| informed, the greatness of the great.~
 9     IX|                      Yet these great makings, Prince! involve
10     IX|                             Of great gods feed them in high Indra'
11      X|                        Not the great company of gods nor kingly
12      X|                            The Great Purification! Thou art God~
13      X|        Clear and complete, Thy great appearances,~
14      X|                     From whose great milky udder-teats all hearts'
15      X|       and the greatness of the great,~
16      X|                            The great unbroken silence in learning'
17     XI|                       From Thy great eyes; Thy visage, beaming
18     XI|              Maruts, and those great Twins~
19     XI|                                Great Dhritarashtra's sons,~
20     XI|                   Those heroes great and brave~
21     XI|              One with another, great and small, alike!~
22    XVI|     fortune famous, brave, and great?~
23   XVII|                                Great Krishna! Sattwan, Rajas,
24  XVIII|                             By great Vyasa's learning writ, how
25  XVIII|                                Great is my gladness: when I muse