Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|      saintly rishi in his grace,~Great as INDRA in his prowess,
 2   1, 1|         hireling friend upon the great,~None with low and lying
 3   1, 2|      monarch's call,~Brought the great and goodly weapon from the
 4   2, 1|         their father in Ayodhya, great of heart and stout of hand,~
 5   2, 1|          Kaikeya's land.~For his great and gallant princes were
 6   2, 2|          father's throne ascend,~Great in gifts and great in glory,
 7   2, 2|       ascend,~Great in gifts and great in glory, Rama doth our
 8   2, 3|     regent Rama young and tall:~"Great and good is Dasa-ratha born
 9   2, 4|           youthful queen,~And in great and princely houses many
10   2, 5|       and lowly or the proud and great disgrace,~Speak, and I and
11   2, 7|        Queen Kaikeyi's care,~Two great boons your father plighted
12   3, 2|      these goodly weapons in our great preceptor's hall,~Seekand
13   5   |         the legends told of this great Saint, before whom the Vindhya
14   5, 1|      shade,~Where the shrines of great Immortals stood in order
15   5, 1|       lord of gold,~And VIDHATRI great Creator worshipped by the
16   5, 1|          tall and stately to the great Agastya bent,~With a woman'
17   5, 2|       the saintly Sita's home!"~"Great Agastya!" answered Rama, "
18   5, 2|        and still!"~Bowing to the great Agastya, Rama left the mighty
19   6   |          lips, on the eve of the great calamity which clouded her
20   6, 6|        please thee, father, what great rishi claims thy birth,~
21   6, 6|         dame:~"Knowest thou Rama great and godlike, peerless hero
22   7, 1|     these pathless forests roam,~Great was monarch Dasa-ratha famed
23   7, 4|   courtiers poured.~Gaya and the great Gavaksha, Gandha-madan proud
24   8, 2|     Robed in every royal virtue, great in peace in battle brave,~
25   9   |      also managed to burn down a great portion of the city before
26  10   |     succession of sallies by the great leaders and princes of Lanka.
27  10, 4|          the roar!~INDRA nor the great VARUNA equalled Kumbha-karna'
28  10, 4|        giant might,~Conqueror of great Immortals, Lakshman owns
29  10, 5|       INDRA and VIVASWAT, VISHNU great and RUDRA dire,~Witness
30  10, 5|     arrows rain,~By the grace of great SWAYAMBHU, Indrajit is lost
31  10, 6|        his bow in twain.~"If the great and godlike Rama is in faith
32  10, 8|       the ghastly plain,~For his great and gallant brother, for
33  10, 9|     beside his elder stood?~What great crime or fatal shadow darkens
34  11   |       principal incidents of his great Epic.~The gathering of men
35  11, 1|     lighted pyre!~Rishis and the great Gandharvas, Gods who know
36  11, 4|       mandate duly kept:~"Be our great and sacred city levelled,
37  12   |         passed, Rama performed a great Horse-sacrifice. Kings and
38  12   |    neighbouring countries, and a great feast was held. Valmiki
39  12   |          Kusa, chanted there the great Epic, the Ramayana, describing
40  12   |          prove her purity in the great assembly, so that he might
41  12, 3|       the minstrels, "framed the great immortal song~Four and twenty
42 End   | described as the founders of the great cities and kingdoms which
43 Epi   |    ancient Greece, boasts of two great Epics. The Maha-bharata,
44 Epi   |      legends and traditions of a great historical war, is the Iliad
45 Epi   |       when the poet composed the great Epic which perpetuates their
46 Epi   |      associated with all that is great and glorious, all that is
47 Epi   |        for the past pervades the great Epic; a lofty admiration
48 Epi   |     brothers founded some of the great towns and states which,
49 Epi   |     legends and. traditions of a great historical war between the
50 Epi   |        the virtues and crimes of great actors in the historic world;
51 Epi   |         parallel passages in two great Epics In heroic description,
52 Epi   |          willingly let die those great creations of the past which
53 Epi   |       never fully comprehend the great moral Epic of the Hindus
54 Epi   |        67, first introduced this great Epic to the European public;
55 Epi   |  practical acquaintance with the great Indian poem within a reason
56 Epi   |     Tulasi Das's Ramayana is the great classic of the Hindi language,
57 Epi   |     religious festivals in every great town and every populous
58 Epi   |      Preserver of the World. The great teacher Ramanuja proclaimed
59 Epi   |         and of Siva who form the great majority of the people,
60 Epi   |      earthly incarnations of the great God who pervades and rules