Book, Chapter

 1   2   |   description of Rama's princely virtues and the rejoicings at his
 2   2, 1|       race,~Rama, grew in social virtues and each soft endearing
 3   2, 1|           By his toil and by his virtues still he sought his people'
 4   2, 1|          And he witnessed Rama's virtues filling all the world with
 5   2, 2|       follows Dasa-ratha, but in virtues stands before!~Throned in
 6   2, 4|          thy Bharat's claims and virtues fill his jealous heart with
 7   2, 4|  heedless mother must I Bharat's virtues plead,~Must the Queen Kaikeyi
 8   3, 1|           Tell him not of Rama's virtues, tell him not of Rama's
 9   3, 2|         Lakshman, and thy filial virtues prove,~Be this then they
10   3, 5|          stainless bosom and his virtues rare and high,~He will soothe
11   3, 5|      Sits, by thy valour, by thy virtues tend her well,~Wait on her
12   7, 2|      precious ores in mountains, virtues dwell in Rama's life.~Make
13   9, 9|          anguish when my loftier virtues shine,~How they harbour
14  11, 1|          Witness of our sins and virtues, may this Fire protect my
15  11, 1|          Witness of our sins and virtues, may this Fire protect my
16  11, 1|          Witness of our sins and virtues, may this Fire protect my
17  11, 2|          Witness of our sins and virtues, God of Fire incarnate spake,~
18 Epi   |   domestic life and the domestic virtues of the ancient Hindus, rich
19 Epi   |         to such repetitions. The virtues of Rama and the faithfulness
20 Epi   |        flesh and blood, with the virtues and crimes of great actors
21 Epi   |   stepmother of Rama, won by the virtues and the kindliness of the
22 Epi   | political life and their Warlike virtues. The two together give us