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501  10, 11|        dubious battle lasted, until Rama in his ire~Wielded BRAHMA'
502  10, 12|         when Khara, Dushan, were by Rama's prowess slain,~Rama was
503  10, 12|            by Rama's prowess slain,~Rama was no earthly mortal, he
504  10, 12|           he invested Lanka's gate,~Rama was no earthly mortal but
505  10, 12|            wept the Queen of Lanka; Rama, tender, tearful, true,~
506  10, 12|     mourners left the funeral site,~Rama then unstrung his weapon,
507  11    |          BOOK XI - RAJYA-ABHISHEKA~(Rama's Return and Consecration)~
508  11    |         ends with the war, and with Rama's happy return to Ayodhya.
509  11    |        which Bibhishan made over to Rama. Indian poets are never
510  11    |         Ramayana takes advantage of Rama's journey from Ceylon to
511  11    |           Ayodhya, the greetings to Rama, and his consecration by
512  11, 1 |            woman's fame--~Righteous Rama's brow was clouded, saintly
513  11, 1 |          Wherefore spake ye not, my Rama, if your bosom doubts my
514  11, 1 |          were her death!~Wherefore, Rama, with your token came your
515  11, 1 |      sin-polluted bride?~Hast thou, Rama, all forgotten?--Saintly
516  11, 1 |          when woman dies!"~Dark was Rama's gloomy visage and his
517  11, 2 |            Bade the sorrow-stricken Rama back his sinless wife to
518  11, 2 |           my sacred mandate speak!"~Rama's forehead was unclouded
519  11, 2 |           and stainless is my dame,~Rama shall not leave his consort
520  11, 2 |           In his tears the contrite Rama clasped her in a soft embrace,~
521  11, 3 |       AËRIAL CAR~"Mark my love," so Rama uttered, as on flying Pushpa
522  11, 3 |         far-extending,--monument of Rama's fame,--~'Rama's Bridge'
523  11, 3 |         monument of Rama's fame,--~'Rama's Bridge' to distant ages
524  11, 3 |             wild and echoing shore,~Rama poured his lamentations
525  11, 3 |             Raghu's empire, nest of Rama's hope and love,~Bow, bow,
526  11, 4 |    GREETINGS~Message from returning Rama, Vanars to Ayodhya brought,~
527  11, 4 |            o'er the cloudless ether Rama's Pushpa chariot came,~And
528  11, 4 |      thousand jocund voices shouted Rama's joyous name,~Women with
529  11, 4 |          lifted up his glances unto Rama from afar,~Unto Sita, unto
530  11, 4 |             of Day!~Silver swans by Rama's bidding soft descended
531  11, 4 |            long-lost elder's grace,~Rama held his faithful younger
532  11, 4 |       greetings unto Lakshman, unto Rama's faithful dame,~To Bibhishan
533  11, 4 |          Placed them at the feet of Rama and in humble accents said:~"
534  11, 5 |            years of woe were ended, Rama now assumed his own,~And
535  11, 5 |           father's crown and jewels Rama's ample forehead grace,~
536  11, 5 |             in days of yore,~So was Rama consecrated by the priests
537  11, 5 |       sunshine, wreath of pearls to Rama sent,~Gay Gandharvas raised
538  11, 5 |             in nations hailed their Rama as their lord and righteous
539  11, 5 |            by ancient sages, during Rama's happy reign,~Death untimely,
540  12    |             THE real Epic ends with Rama's happy return to Ayodhya.
541  12    |             in the palace of Ravan. Rama gave way to the opinion
542  12    |             After years had passed, Rama performed a great Horse-sacrifice.
543  12    |             describing the deeds of Rama. In this interesting portion
544  12    |             ancient times in India. Rama recognised his sons in the
545  12, 1 |             have passed; the lonely Rama in his joyless palace reigned,~
546  12, 1 |             circling seasons lasted Rama's sacred feast,~And the
547  12, 1 |            And the untold wealth of Rama by his kindly gifts increased!~
548  12, 2 |              Sing it by the door of Rama,--he ordains this mighty
549  12, 2 |            all the gathered nations Rama's deeds of matchless might,~
550  12, 2 |       wealth on earth!~If the royal Rama questions and your lineage
551  12, 2 |          the mighty monarch, bow to Rama fair and tall,~He is father
552  12, 3 |          and their lofty lay begun,~Rama to the hermit minstrels
553  12, 3 |          sweet the chanted accents, Rama's inmost soul was stirred,~
554  12, 3 |            clad,~We would deem them Rama's image,--Rama as a youthful
555  12, 3 |            deem them Rama's image,--Rama as a youthful lad!"~Twenty
556  12, 3 |             rolled along,~Out spake Rama in his wonder: "Scarce I
557  12, 3 |            Noble children!" uttered Rama, "dear to me the words you
558  12, 3 |          incline!"~"Be it so," thus Rama answered, but the hours
559  12, 3 |             cottage came once more.~Rama with his guests and courtiers
560  12, 4 |           Flashed upon the contrite Rama glimpses of the dawning
561  12, 4 |         with tears of love paternal Rama clasped each minstrel youth,~
562  12, 4 |              In his tears repentant Rama to Valmiki message sent,~
563  12, 4 |          and virtue shine,~Queen of Rama's heart and empire may she
564  12, 5 |             lord!~Mighty Saint," so Rama answered as he bowed his
565  12, 5 |            said,~Never in his bosom Rama questioned Sita's faithful
566  12, 5 |           of sorrow filled her eye!~Rama's queen and Janak's daughter,
567  12, 5 |            Sita is no more,~Lone is Rama's loveless bosom and his
568 End    |            Book, the descendants of Rama and his brothers are described
569 End    |            latter ruled in Vidisha.~Rama had two sons, Lava and Kusa.
570 End    |             mountains.~The death of Rama and his brothers was in
571 End    |            a secret conference with Rama, and Rama placed Lakshman
572 End    |           conference with Rama, and Rama placed Lakshman at the gate,
573 End    |             to the orders passed by Rama, he surrendered his life
574 End    |             In the fulness of time, Rama and his other brothers left
575 Epi    |             good of a loyal people. Rama, the eldest son of Dasa-ratha
576 Epi    |         repetitions. The virtues of Rama and the faithfulness of
577 Epi    |              The loving devotion of Rama's brothers, the sanctity
578 Epi    |           the hermitages visited by Rama, were described with endless
579 Epi    |             account of the grief of Rama at the loss of his wife,
580 Epi    |             that the descendants of Rama and his brothers founded
581 Epi    |        suitors. The rivalry between Rama and Ravan, between Lakshman
582 Epi    |           unending battles waged by Rama and his allies there is
583 Epi    |          description of the love of Rama for his subjects and the
584 Epi    |       loyalty of his people towards Rama,--that loyalty which has
585 Epi    |            humble woes and troubles Rama hath the ready tear,~To
586 Epi    |           humble tales of suffering Rama lends his willing ear!"~
587 Epi    |          ear!"~Deeper than this was Rama's duty towards his father
588 Epi    |           his father's fondness for Rama; and the portion of the
589 Epi    |       literature. The stepmother of Rama, won by the virtues and
590 Epi    |             feeble old monarch, and Rama is banished at last. And
591 Epi    |           the righteous devotion of Rama, and the faith fulness and
592 Epi    |         work in the eyes of Hindus,~Rama and Sita are the Hindu ideals
593 Epi    |      Perfect Life of righteousness. Rama suffers for fourteen years
594 Epi    |              The pious Hindu saw in Rama's life the ideal of a true
595 Epi    |          the truth and endurance of Rama under sufferings and privations
596 Epi    |           are told that the sons of Rama recited the whole poem of
597 Epi    |          repeat the long poem which Rama's sons are supposed to have
598 Epi    |             than this, the story of Rama has inspired our religious
599 Epi    |          faith of our modern times. Rama, the true and dutiful, was
600 Epi    |        Mahomedans, be he invoked as Rama or Ali." "The city of the
601 Epi    |         ancient Epics,--Krishna and Rama, as the earthly incarnations