Book, Chapter

 1   5  |             he has sung of domestic incidents and of peaceful hermitages
 2   6  |    hermitages for the more stirring incidents of the Epic in this Book.
 3  11  |          recapitulate the principal incidents of his great Epic.~The gathering
 4 Epi  | descriptions of the same scenes and incidents. Generations of poets were
 5 Epi  |             on the real or supposed incidents of a war handed down from
 6 Epi  |             of warriors and warlike incidents, that. the Ramayana excels.
 7 Epi  |             delineation of domestic incidents, domestic affections, and
 8 Epi  |       cantos which tell the leading incidents of the Epic, and have translated
 9 Epi  |             as describe the leading incidents. We are told that the sons
10 Epi  |            only to narrate the main incidents of that poem within the