Book, Chapter
1 1, 4 | Whirling round the mace of battle ranged the spacious tourney
2 3, 3 | uphold his righteous laws,~Battle for the cause of virtue,
3 4, 2 | monarch of the Kurus ceased to battle for the right,~Wherefore
4 4, 3 | breaks not in his ire,~In the battle's red arena with his weapon,
5 4, 5 | war,~And on Bhima in the battle kindly shines his faithful
6 6, 1 | But the prince went not to battle from the foe to guard the
7 6, 1 | ancient chariot-driver died on battle's gory plain,~Eight and
8 6, 1 | lion-banner, to the dubious battle speed.~Dashing through the
9 6, 2 | worse than woman, in the battle's ranks to lead?~"Need is
10 6, 3 | warriors scarce can in the battle bend,~And the limits of
11 6, 4 | If he falls we win the battle, other chieftains will retreat.~
12 6, 4 | Them I seek not in this battle, lead, O lead thy chariot
13 6, 4 | mine,~Meet Duryodhan in the battle, win thy father's stolen
14 6, 4 | If oar monarch sinks in battle like a ship in stormy sea!"~
15 6, 5 | joy!~Abhimanyu trained in battle, handsome youth of godlike
16 7 | sanguinary and disastrous battle that bad ever been witnessed
17 7, 3 | meet them speeding in our battle car!~And our weapons, not
18 7, 3 | forces fall beneath our battle's shock,~As beneath the
19 7, 3 | Win the fierce -contested battle and redeem Yudhishthir's
20 7, 4 | Archer Karna thirsts for battle, moved by jealousy and pride,~
21 7, 5 | race~Not the gory field of battle but the festive board will
22 7, 10| bold?~If in dubious game of battle we should forfeit fame and
23 8 | parties now prepared for a battle, perhaps the most sanguinary
24 8 | ancient times. It was a battle of nations, for all warlike
25 8, 1 | mortal combat in the field of battle lay,~Beat of drum and blare
26 8, 1 | archers drew,~And the neigh of battle chargers as the arméd horsemen
27 8, 1 | war!~Through the day the battle lasted, and no mortal tongue
28 8, 2 | standard o'er the field of battle rose,~Arjun's monkey-standard
29 8, 2 | shattered mail,~Hurtling on his battle chariot like an angry shower
30 8, 2 | warring nations surging to the battle's fore,~Like the angry voice
31 8, 2 | Darkly rolled the tide of battle where Duryodhan's valiant
32 8, 2 | Steed and tusker turned from battle, soldiers fell among the
33 8, 3 | thou lead the Kurus in this battle's crimson field,~Warlike
34 8, 3 | linger when he hears the battle cry?~Doth a secret love
35 8, 3 | conquer or to perish to the battle's front I go."~Speaking
36 8, 3 | Speaking thus, unto the battle ancient Bhishma held his
37 8, 3 | Arjun! not in hour of battle hath it been they wont to
38 8, 3 | Leaped upon the field of battle, rushed into the dreadful
39 8, 4 | SLAIN~Dawned another day of battle; Kurus knew that day too
40 8, 4 | Smote proud Salya; from the battle scarce they bore the chiefs
41 8, 5 | mighty Bhuri-sravas on the battle's red field lay!~
42 8, 8 | Morning saw the turn of battle; Bhishma's charioteer was
43 8, 9 | breath,~Wept the issue of the battle and his warlike brother'
44 8, 10| slain:~"Vain this unavailing battle, vain this woeful loss of
45 8, 10| While I lead the course of battle, who the tide of war can
46 8, 10| Place him in the van of battle, mighty Blaishma. leaves
47 8, 10| bowman Kripa stemmed the battle still unwon!~And his younger,
48 8, 10| standard still the front of battle knew,~And like sun from
49 8, 10| Sikhandin in the deathful battle's van,~Bhishma viewed the
50 8, 10| Sikhandin rushing to the battle's fore,~Like the foam upon
51 8, 10| day!~Ended thus the fatal battle, truce came with the close
52 8, 10| this dread and deathful battle if thy stony heart can grieve,~
53 9, 1 | SALYA~Morning ushered in the battle; Pandav warriors heard with
54 9, 1 | Matchless in the art of battle is our teacher fierce and
55 9, 1 | doughty Drona foremost in the battle's tide,~But Yudhishthir'
56 9, 1 | Leaping from his car of battle wrathful came to his relief,~
57 9, 1 | Fiercer, darker grew the battle, when above the reddened
58 9, 2 | chariot in the deathful battle drew,~Piebald horses trained
59 9, 2 | Piebald horses trained to battle did young Sahadeva rein,~
60 9, 2 | Duryodhan wounded from the battle fled,~And his warriors from
61 9, 2 | the wrathful Arjun and the battle's front he sought,~Where
62 9, 2 | Karna who had stayed from battle while his rival Bhishma
63 9, 2 | Fierce and dubious was the battle, answering clouds gave back
64 9, 3 | morning ranged his dreadful battle -line~In a circle darkly
65 9, 3 | looked despairing on the battle's dread array,~Vainly strove
66 9, 3 | Proud Duryodhan rushed to battle, strove to stop the turning
67 9, 3 | resistless foe,~Urged his fiery battle -coursers, stretched his
68 9, 3 | How in dreadful field of battle gallant Abhimanyu fell,~
69 9, 3 | For they feared my boy in battle, hunted him to cruel death,~
70 9, 3 | Dost thou lie on field of battle smeared with dust and foeman'
71 9, 4 | Morning from the face of battle night's depending curtain
72 9, 4 | steedless Karna from the dubious battle flew,~Came again the fiery
73 9, 4 | was closed the midnight battle, silent shone the starry
74 9, 5 | the contest, Drona, on the battle's gory plain,~Kuru chiefs
75 9, 5 | Wherefore then in every battle are the Kuru chieftains
76 9, 5 | Is it that the fates of battle 'gainst the Kuru house combine,~
77 9, 5 | prince Duryodhan, bound by battle's sacred laws,~Wherefore
78 9, 5 | Helméd Arjun sways the battle, whither now doth Karna
79 9, 5 | Drona shall in this day's battle die!"~Now the Sun in crimson
80 9, 5 | his way,~Fate alone and battle's chances changed the fortunes
81 9, 5 | fame,~And an elephant of battle bore that chieftain's warlike
82 9, 5 | Hath he fallen in this battle, is he slain, my gallant
83 10, 1 | To the dreaded front of battle drove his swift and conquering
84 10, 1 | noon to evening raged the battle on the plain,~Countless
85 10, 2 | Arjun lords it o'er the battle like the comet in the sky!~
86 10, 2 | gold,~Unto him who in this battle points to me my foeman bold,~
87 10, 2 | not wont to tarry from the battle's glorious scene,~Soon will
88 10, 2 | snowy coursers shake the battle's startled field,~Helméd
89 10, 2 | Through the serried ranks of battle Karna drove in f urious
90 10, 2 | Spake to Arjun who from battle to his angry elder came:~"
91 10, 2 | dire destruction on this battle's reddened plain?~Like his
92 10, 2 | thee from this deathful battle, matchless Karna rules the
93 10, 2 | Didst thou fight a holy battle when with six marauders
94 10, 3 | untimely slayed!~Bid this battle cease, Duryodhan, pale and
95 10, 3 | force,~As the final day of battle now began its fatal course,~"
96 10, 3 | have done your share in battle, witness countless foemen
97 10, 3 | In the front doth Bhima battle, careful Arjun guards the
98 10, 3 | the rear,~I will lead the battle's centre which shall know
99 10, 3 | land!~Ended was the fatal battle, for the Mlechcha king was
100 10, 3 | panting from the field of battle flew!~
101 10, 4 | DURYODHAN'S DEATH~Far from battle's toil and slaughter, by
102 10, 4 | Darkness fell upon the battle, proud Duryodhan dying lay,~
103 10, 4 | and hatred linger after battle's sweeping flood,~And the
104 10, 4 | of the midnight fell o'er battle's silent plain,~Faintly
105 11, 1 | or father in the deathful battle slain,~Wept and smote her
106 11, 2 | Elephants and steeds of battle, car-borne chiefs untimely
107 11, 3 | But he set his heart on battle, by his valour wiped his
108 11, 4 | RITE~Victor of a deathful battle, sad Yudhishthir viewed
109 11, 5 | unto husbands, unto sons in battle slayed,~Offerings of the
110 11, 5 | stoutest warriors and in battle never failed,~Bravely led
111 11, 5 | Karna for the Kurus in the battle's dread array,~Monarchs
112 11, 5 | eldest brother we have in the battle slain,~And our nearest dearest
113 End | and armed as they were in battle. The spirits disappear in
114 End | Still unconquered in the battle, slain by fraud in yonder
115 End | warriors in the earthly battle slain,~By their valour and
116 Epi | he approaches the final battle and fall of the grand old
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