Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|       subdued his foemen, lofty faith subdued his mind!~Like the
 2   1, 7|      the righteous Rama for his faith in gods above,~People in
 3   2, 6| plighted promise, let thy royal faith be rent,~Ever known for
 4   2, 6| plighted promise, let thy royal faith be rent,~Truth-abiding is
 5   3   |       of that sect of the Hindu faith who devote themselves to
 6   3, 1|         while thy Rama is away,~Faith in Gods and faith in virtue
 7   3, 1|         away,~Faith in Gods and faith in virtue on thy bosom hold
 8   3, 1|     devotion and with faultless faith obey,~Truth and virtue on
 9   3, 3|         a woman's duty, woman's faith to wedded lord,~Who to holy
10   3, 6|         who have done,~By their faith and lofty penance heaven'
11   4, 4|     skilled in word,~Questioned Faith and Law and Duty, spake
12   4, 4|       and wisdom, cast all idle faith aside,~Take the kingdom
13   4, 5|         worldwide empire in thy faith and purpose strong,~And
14   6, 4|      stood in his eye,~Fixed in faith and pure in purpose, calm
15   6, 4|       thee wrong,~Fickle is the faith of woman, poison-dealing
16   6, 6|      and gracious lord,~True to faith and true to duty, true in
17   7, 1|      duty to thy father and thy faith in God above,~Fortune favours
18   7, 5|   Raksha's secret hold,~Firm in faith and fixed in purpose we
19   9, 6|         s fatal choice,~Firm in faith and strong in forces Rama
20  10, 6|    great and godlike Rama is in faith and duty true,~Gods assist
21  11, 1|         if your bosom doubts my faith,~Dearer than a dark suspicion
22  11, 1|       my fame!"~Fearless in her faith and valour Sita stepped
23 Epi   |       lofty ideals of piety and faith, and describes with infinite
24 Epi   |       devotion of Rama, and the faith fulness and womanly love
25 Epi   |         a true picture of Hindu faith and righteous life as Dante'
26 Epi   |       gives us a picture of the faith and belief of the Middle
27 Epi   |       follow upon endurance and faith and devotion to duty. It
28 Epi   |      Sita was a tale of womanly faith and self -abnegation which
29 Epi   |       our human feelings, human faith, and human life. The Maha-Bharata
30 Epi   | comprehend their inner life and faith as well as their political
31 Epi   |   living tradition and a living faith. It forms the basis of the
32 Epi   |        and purified the popular faith of our modern times. Rama,
33 Epi   |   Ramananda proclaimed the same faith in Northern India in the
34 Epi   |  Southern India, the prevailing faith of the million is a popular