Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |   accents did upon the proud man wait~Men to plighted vows
 2   1, 1 |    bounty given,~'Stooped no man to fulsome falsehood, questioned
 3   1, 1 |    matchless might,~And each man in truth abiding lived a
 4   1, 2 | futile effort failed,~Mortal man will struggle vainly RUDRA'
 5   2, 2 |     deed and word,~Lives not man in all the wide earth who
 6   2, 2 |      of Rama's kindness say,~Man and infant, maid and matron,
 7   2, 3 |   the city, maid and matron, man and boy,~Decorated fair
 8   3, 4 |   elephants returned a roar!~Man and boy and maid and matron
 9   3, 6 |     in humble accents to the man of holy might:~"We are sons
10   4    |    truth-loving, God-fearing man.~All persuasion was in vain,
11   4, 4 |   the mortals go,~For a dead man's idle mandate wherefore
12   4, 4 |  proclaims the hero from the man of spacious lies,~Marks
13  10    |  stood their brothers, Laksh man and Kumbha-karna; it is
14  10, 12|      warlike might,~Slain by man, whom bright Immortals feared
15  10, 12|  facein dubious fight?~Not a man!-the Dark Destroyer came
16 Epi    |    Hindu ideals of a Perfect Man and a Perfect Woman; their
17 Epi    |      of a Hindu's ideal of a man's life, devotion and self-abnegation
18 Epi    |  earth. There is not a Hindu man whose earliest and tenderest