Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |    monarch Manu, father of the human race,~Dasa-ratha ruled his
 2   2, 1 |      given,~Thoughtsthat widen human glory, deeds that ope the
 3   2, 5 |     incantations fair,~If from human foe some insult, wipe thy
 4   3, 8 |     and bosom smote a voice of human wail,~Dying voice of lamentation
 5   4, 4 |     simple and the thoughtless human kind?~Love nor friendship
 6   5, 1 |        to bless,~DHARMA god of human duty and of human righteousness,~
 7   5, 1 |       god of human duty and of human righteousness,~Shrines of
 8   6, 1 |    lord and husband,--cast thy human wife aside,~Pale is Sita
 9   6, 1 |   consecrate thy gallant life!~Human flesh is food of Rakshas!
10   9, 4 | Rakshas wear,~Let them wearing human visage. dressed as Bharat'
11   9, 5 |        battle? Rakshas feed on human gore,~Let me feast upon
12   9, 8 |  mortal men,~What are homeless human brothers hiding in the hermit'
13   9, 8 |      and father, to a homeless human foe!"~
14  10, 3 |     hate.~Vain were Lakshman's human weapons aimed with skill-directed
15  10, 5 |       to sight,~Useless is our human weapon 'gainst his gift
16  10, 6 |    sought,~Till with more than human valour Lakshman drew his
17  10, 10|     arms and chariot where the human warrior stood!~"Speed, Matali,"
18 Epi    |      true and ennobling in the human character sanctifies the
19 Epi    |      The inner workings of the human; heart and of human motives,
20 Epi    |        the human; heart and of human motives, the dark intrigue
21 Epi    |      of stormy passions in the human heart more graphically or
22 Epi    |     periods in the progress of human civilisation.~Sorrow and
23 Epi    |   embodies some portion of our human feelings, human faith, and
24 Epi    | portion of our human feelings, human faith, and human life. The
25 Epi    |     feelings, human faith, and human life. The Maha-Bharata depicts