Book, Chapter

1   6   |        the Epic as monsters of various forms, and able to assume
2   6, 1|      thou art a Raksha wearing various forms on earth!"~"Listen,"
3   6, 1|   Raksha, Surpa-nakha, wearing various shapes below.~Know my brothers,
4   6, 4|    revenge their leader slain,~Various are their arts and accents;
5  10   | pre-eminent for their prowess, various Vanars and Rakshas took
6 Epi   |       Vedic Hymns were used in various parts of India. Their elaborate
7 Epi   |  incarnations of that God. The various sects of the Hindus, specially
8 Epi   |      monotheism underlying the various ceremonials in honour of
9 Epi   |       ceremonials in honour of various images and forms-and that