Chapter

 1      I|              Whose names I joy to count: thyself the first,~
 2     II|     Takes sorrow and takes joy indifferently,~
 3     II|              To whom comes joy of battle- comes, as now,~
 4     IV|                 Unmoved by joy, unenvyingly; the same~
 5      V|                  Attaining joy, and be not over-sad~
 6     VI|                       With joy of light and truth; dwelling
 7     VI| when it knows the nameless joy~
 8     IX| they, when that prodigious joy is o'er,~
 9     IX|                         Of joy which comes and goes! I
10     IX|          Me your supremest joy! and, undivided,~
11      X|   equability, and grief or joy of soul,~
12     XI|               Mingles with joy! Retake,~
13     XI|                  Peace and joy it did restore~
14    XIV|    self-centred- grief and joy~
15   XVII|  strength, and health, and joy to live,~
16  XVIII|           Of sorrow and of joy: of Rajas he!~