Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2| lovinor subjects on his empire seat his son,~INDRA-like in peerless
 2   3, 7|       made a soft and pleasant seat.~Then the rustic bark was
 3   4   |       to return to Ayodhya and seat himself on the throne of
 4   4   |  Bharat's passionate appeal to seat himself on the throne. Equally
 5   5, 1|     their peaceful pure abode,~Seat of pious rite and penance
 6   5, 1|      offered them the honoured seat,~With libations unto AGNI
 7   6, 7|        poor and helpless dame,~Seat her on his car celestial
 8   7, 1|    Sugriva sat upon the common seat,~And a branch of scented
 9   7, 1|    blossoms graced,~Hanuman as seat of honour for the faithful
10   8, 2|  empire and his father's royal seat,~Now Sagriva's countless
11  11, 3|   Ayodhya looms above,~Ancient seat of Raghu's empire, nest
12  11, 5|        the gemmed and jewelled seat,~Gautama. and Katyayana,
13 Epi   |        description of an ideal seat of righteousness. Dasa-ratha