Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3|          Honoured with a regal honour, welcomed to a rich repast,~
 2   1, 4|        boon and blessina as an honour to our race!"~Royal grace
 3   2, 1|       helpless deeper love and honour paid,~Spirit of his race
 4   2, 4|        Queen Kausalya, loftier honour to me pays,~Rama's realm
 5   2, 7|  mandate thou wouldst list and honour still,~Fourteen years in
 6   3, 1|        To my father Dasa-ratha honour and obeisance pay,~To my
 7   3, 1|     and Sumitra equal love and honour claim,~With a soothing soft
 8   3, 2|     Vasishtha, to each sage is honour due,~Then we leave our father'
 9   4, 1|     for a hermit's humble cot,~Honour unto righteous Rama, unto
10   4, 2|       and Fathers done,~Is the honour due to elders rendered by
11   5, 1|     wanderer doth our foremost honour claim,~Car-borne kings protect
12   5, 4|      on Kaikeyi cast no blame,~Honour still the righteous Bharat,
13   5, 4|    still the righteous Bharat, honour still the royal dame,~Fixed
14   7, 1|     graced,~Hanuman as seat of honour for the faithful Lakshman
15   7, 3|        blood of brother Bali's honour shall not stain,~I will
16  10, 4| Kumbha-karna, can the Raksha's honour save,~Strongest of the Raksha
17  11, 1|       flame dispels suspicion, honour lives when woman dies!"~
18 Epi   |     the various ceremonials in honour of various images and forms-and