Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |     came from farthest regions, warlike princes known to fame,~Vainly
 2   1, 3 |         of Videha prizes Rama's warlike pride,~To each prince of
 3   1, 4 |         is sanctified,~With the warlike race of Raghu thus in loving
 4   1, 7 |       princes peerless in their warlike might,~And they dwelt in
 5   1, 7 |      prince Kaikeya, Yudajit of warlike fame,~Queen Kaikeyi's honoured
 6   2, 1 |     ever true and bold,~Went to warlike western regions where Kaikeyas
 7   2, 1 |        forces, matchless in his warlike fame,~Higher thought and
 8   2, 1 |         s monarch came,~Nor the warlike chief Kaikeya, Aswa-pati
 9   2, 2 |       duty, chieftains in their warlike pride,~Countless men from
10   2, 5 |     Vangas, Angas and Magadhas, warlike Matsyas of the west,~Kasis
11   3, 3 |    their sacred duty, brave and warlike in the fight!~Therefore
12   3, 4 |  unknown shore,~And a wealth of warlike weapons to the exiled princes
13   3, 6 |     princely strangers in their warlike garb appear!~Rama stepped
14   5, 1 |          heroic Rama,--need for warlike arms is thine,--~Gems of
15   5, 2 |    pious rite,~Matchless in thy warlike wcapons peerless in thy
16   5, 3 |      ablutions Lakshman went of warlike fame,~With a store of fragrant
17   6, 2 |   comely face,~Dauntless is his warlike valour, matchless is his
18   6, 5 |        to lonely Sita, for each warlike chief was gone,~As the darkness
19   6, 6 |         wilderness,~Lion in his warlike valour, hermit in his saintly
20   7, 2 |     Kishkindha, Bali ruled with warlike fame,~And a shout like troubled
21   7, 3 |    forest fire!~Bali braced his warlike garments and his hand he
22   7, 6 |        well,~And the land where warlike females and the horse-faced
23   8, 3 |     alliance with each wild and warlike chief,~Striving for a speedy
24   8, 3 |        relief,~Doth he stir the warlike races to a fierce and veng-eful
25   9, 8 | Immortals know my valour and my warlike deeds can tell,~INDRA'S
26  10, 2 |         forces, listen to their warlike cries,~'Tis not thus the
27  10, 3 |        valour Lakshman stood of warlike fame,~Calm and proud the
28  10, 4 |      Kishkindha, Angad chief of warlike fame,~Marked his panic-stricken
29  10, 4 |         duty, of your worth and warlike pride,~Deem not stalwart
30  10, 8 |    sturdy Vanars fell in fight,~Warlike leaders of the Rakshas perished
31  10, 12|      consort, more than Gods in warlike might,~Slain by man, whom
32  12, 1 |         shom.~Monarchs came and warlike chieftains, Brahmans versed
33 Epi    |         of a real contest among warlike suitors. The rivalry between
34 Epi    |    tenor of the Maha-Bharata is warlike and spirited.~And yet, without
35 Epi    |     delineation of warriors and warlike incidents, that. the Ramayana
36 Epi    |        political life and their Warlike virtues. The two together