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 1  11   |    nature, and the poet of the Ramayana takes advantage of Rama'
 2  12   |      there the great Epic, the Ramayana, describing the deeds of
 3  12   | conception is concealed in the Ramayana, where Sita the heroine
 4  12, 2|    music lend,~Sing the Lay of Ramayana from the first unto the
 5  12, 2|     from end to end is chanted Ramayana's deathless Lay,~Ask no
 6  12, 3|           III - RECITAL OF THE RAMAYANA~When the silent night was
 7 Epi   |        the Iliad of India. The Ramayana, describing the wanderings
 8 Epi   |  thought of ancient India.~The Ramayana, like the Maha-bharata,
 9 Epi   |     verse in which much of the Ramayana is composed is the easiest
10 Epi   |      genesis and growth of the Ramayana will indicate in what respects
11 Epi   |   Kurus and the Panchalas; the Ramayana grew out of the recollections
12 Epi   |   world; the characters of the Ramayana are more often the ideals
13 Epi   |    work of art the poet of the Ramayana conjures up the memories
14 Epi   |       of our everyday life the Ramayana sends its roots deeper into
15 Epi   |    given!"~In the whole of the Ramayana there is no character with
16 Epi   |         The whole tenor of the Ramayana is subdued and calm, pacific
17 Epi   |       of the Maha-bharata, the Ramayana is immeasurably superior
18 Epi   |   warlike incidents, that. the Ramayana excels. It is in the delineation
19 Epi   |        peasant alike, that the Ramayana bases its appeal to the
20 Epi   |      Life. In this respect the Ramayana gives us a true picture
21 Epi   |        and lofty chivalry. The Ramayana embodies the domestic and
22 Epi   |        past.~In condensing the Ramayana with its more than 24,000
23 Epi   |     magnificent edition of the Ramayana (Bengal recension), published
24 Epi   |       Benares recension of the Ramayana has since been lithographed
25 Epi   |    complete translation of the Ramayana into English prose has since
26 Epi   |       before that in India the Ramayana is still a living tradition
27 Epi   |    centuries after Christ, the Ramayana had the greatest influence
28 Epi   |       and a translation of the Ramayana in the Tamil language appeared
29 Epi   |      the example; Tulasi Das's Ramayana is the great classic of
30 Epi   |    Hindi language, Krittibas's Ramayana is a classic in the Bengali
31 Epi   |        language, and Sridhar's Ramayana is a classic in the Mahratta