Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |          Part we with the rising sun!"~Honoured with a regal
 2   1, 4 | auspicious we ordain with rising sun,~Ere the evening's darkness
 3   2, 5 |        snow of winter 'neath the sun's reviving ray!"~Blinded
 4   2, 5 |          of the righteous truth,~Sun and Moon and Stars be witness,
 5   2, 7 |         tempest-shaken, like the sun in eclipse pale,~Like a
 6   3, 6 |        and grassy mead,~Till the sun was in its zenith, Rama
 7   3, 6 |        exile-wand'rers, when the sun withdrew his rays,~Where
 8   3, 8 |        of the eclipse glooms the sun's meridian light!~On the
 9   4, 5 |        heaven!"~Blazing like the Sun in splendour, beauteous
10   4, 6 |         serene and proud,~As the sun in midday splendour sinks
11   5, 1 |          radiant like the midday sun,~Bowed and rendered due
12   5, 4 |     their fertile soil!~Mark the sun in morning vapours-like
13   5, 4 |     mantra to the red and rising Sun,~With her lord, in loosened
14   6, 5 |        lightless from the parted Sun,~And he cast his eyes on
15   7, 2 |       and solid ground,~And like sun by eclipse shaded, dark
16   7, 3 |        relentless foes,~Like the sun and moon in conflict or
17  10, 5 |         ere descends yon radiant sun,~Rama's days and gallant
18  10, 5 |          and RUDRA dire,~Witness Sun and Moon and Sadhyas, and
19  10, 7 |          heaving chest,~Like the sun of scorching summer glowed
20  10, 8 |     those portals crost!~And the sun was dim and clouded and
21  10, 11|   voiceless terror and the livid sun was pale,~Still the dubious
22  11, 2 |   faithful wife,~For like ray of sun unsullied is a righteous
23  11, 3 |        monarch ere the evening's Sun had set.~See the sacred