Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |   of their prison,~At night kings are unaware of their majesty.~
 2    1, 9 |  have I?~Though princes and kings beat drums,~And men beat
 3    2, 3 |   point,~And became king of kings of equity.~And that Shakik
 4    2, 3 |  thousand great (spiritual) kings~Exalted by this divine light
 5    2, 10|    broken state the pity of kings has boiled up,~And hell
 6    4, 2 |     his head to the King of kings~Will receive a hundred kingdoms
 7    4, 2 |    The kingdom of the royal kings of the faith! ~In reality
 8    5, 3 |    manner, when the King of kings says "Abstain," 5~It implies
 9    5, 5 |   men through envy!~See the kings who lead forth their armies~
10    5, 6 |    learned one.~The King of kings showers special favors upon
11    6, 5 |     title~Could the King of kings address His slaves?~How
12    6, 6 |     And that Unique King of kings has no opposite or peer, 4~
13    6, 7 | wander' 10 from the King of kings.~In the night of this world,