Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |      fear,~And the men of many nations shook the dreadful sound
 2   1, 7 |         In the weal of subject nations recognised his foremost
 3   2, 3 |        And the rolling tide of nations raised their voices loud
 4   2, 5 | monarchs list my proud decree,~Nations of the eastern regions and
 5   2, 5 |        Kosalas first and best,~Nations of my world-wide empire,
 6   2, 6 |         Let it now be known to nations,--righteous Dasa-ratha lied,~
 7   4, 1 |      feet,~Born a king of many nations, he hath forest refuge sought,~
 8   4, 1 |         Is this he whom joyous nations called to fair Ayodhya's
 9   4, 4 |   Truth sustains the earth and nations and a monarch's righteous
10   5, 1 |      or in the forest, king of nations, lord of men,~Grant us to
11   5, 4 |         And the peaceful happy nations prosper on their fertile
12   7, 6 |       In the realms of uncouth nations, in the islets of the sea,~
13   8, 2 |     Blest in bliss of grateful nations, blest in blessings which
14  10, 8 |       ocean heaved in billows, nations felt the earthquake shock!~
15  10, 12| consort go,~For 'tis writ that nations perish for a righteous woman'
16  11, 4 |       echoing sankha, voice of nations gathered nigh,~Shook the
17  11, 5 |        formed the ring,~Men in nations hailed their Rama as their
18  12, 2 |      Chant to all the gathered nations Rama's deeds of matchless
19 Epi    |    they apply to all races and nations.~There is something indescribably