Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|       And where midst assembled monarchs sat Videha's godlike king,~
 2   1, 2|         the chiefs and gathered monarchs fell and fainted in their
 3   1, 2|     Pale and white the startled monarchs slowly from their terror
 4   1, 3|     shall bend my bow of war,--~Monarchs came and princely suitors,
 5   1, 3|         In the concourse of the monarchs, in the throng of arméd
 6   2, 1|        too from distant regions monarchs and the kings of men,~Mansions
 7   2, 5|        wide earth is my empire, monarchs list my proud decree,~Nations
 8   2, 6|      virtue, speak to peers and monarchs all,~When from near and
 9   2, 6|          Shall I hear assembled monarchs in their whispered voices
10   2, 7|      attempted and each word by monarchs spoke,~Not for thee, though
11   3, 6| mingling waters greet.~Mark the monarchs of the forest severed by
12   4, 6|        Rama 'midst the gathered monarchs broke the bow and won the
13   5, 4|         the women tell,~And the monarchs bent on conquest mark the
14   6, 3|    wearing every shape at will,~Monarchs wand'ring in this forest,
15   9, 1| thoughts without a fear,~Wisest monarchs act on counsel from his
16   9, 1|          Last, unwisest are the monarchs who nor death nor danger
17  11, 5|    grace,~And as Manu, first of monarchs, was enthroned in days of
18  12, 1|        the limpid Gumti's shom.~Monarchs came and warlike chieftains,
19  12, 3|       to listen, eager were the monarchs all,~And the voice of song
20  12, 4|      Pure in soul! before these monarchs may she yet her virtue prove,~
21  12, 5|      saw the bright Celestials, monarchs gathered from afar,~Saw
22 Epi   |        the most cultured. Their Monarchs were famed for their learning