Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5|         the west,~Kasis and the southern races, brave Kosalas first
 2   3   |     they crossed the Jumna, the southern shores of which were then
 3   3, 6|         of exile o'er!",~On the southern shore they journeyed through
 4   3, 7|       bounding left for Jumna's southern shore.~"Goddess of the glorious
 5   3, 7|     bounding reached the wooded southern shore.~And the wanderers
 6   5   |       is laid in the Deccan and Southern India. The name of Agastya
 7   5   |          and by whose might the Southern ocean was drained. It is
 8   5   |         Columbus who opened out Southern India to Aryan colonization
 9   5, 1|         culture in the wilds of Southern clime!~"Eldest born of Dasa-ratha,
10   7   |      account of the dwellers of Southern India. They formed an alliance
11   7, 1|     mountains stretching to the southern main.~There Sugriva king
12   7, 6|         ye,~Seek and search the Southern regions, rock and ravine,
13   7, 6|         Pandyas dwelling by the southern sea,~Pass Kaveri's spreading
14   9, 7|    mountains hansas speed their southern flight!~Ravan, thou hast
15  11, 3| faithful Guha crossed us to the southern side.~Joy! joy! my gentle
16 Epi   |     forming our modern tongues. Southern India took the lead, and
17 Epi   |         monotheism of Vishnu in Southern India in the twelfth century;
18 Epi   |        the towns and hamlets of Southern India, the prevailing faith