Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |          jewel-girdled, with his bow of ample height,~Archer
 2   1, 4 |          or on his car,~With his bow and glist'ning arrows. Arjun
 3   1, 6 |       them one and all,~With his bow and ample quiver proudly
 4   1, 9 |        gainsay,~Let him take his bow and quiver, meet me in a
 5   2, 1 |        mailed and arméd with his bow and arrows dire,~Radiant
 6   2, 2 |           Drupad made a stubborn bow,~Saving Arjun prince or
 7   2, 2 |        high,~"Whose strings this bow," said Drupad, "hits the
 8   2, 3 |        to all around:~"Mark this bow, assembled monarchs, and
 9   2, 5 |          tough unbending was the bow,~Slightly bent, rebounding
10   2, 5 |    emprise almost done,~Left the bow already circled, silent
11   2, 5 |         bent the tough unbending bow,~Vainly! for the bow rebounding
12   2, 5 |   unbending bow,~Vainly! for the bow rebounding laid the haughty
13   2, 5 |         s mighty chief,~Held the bow and stood undaunted, tall
14   2, 5 |         cliff,~But once more the bow rebounded, fell the monarch
15   2, 6 |      spake their fear:~"Wondrous bow which Sisupala, mighty Salya
16   2, 6 |        arms untrained,~Wield the bow which crownéd monarchs,
17   2, 6 |          fears expressed,~By the bow the youthful Arjun stood
18   2, 6 |         prayer he bent,~Then the bow which gathered warriors
19   2, 6 |         might,~Bent the wondrous bow of Drupad, fixed the shining
20   2, 7 |        valour stood unmoved, his bow in hand,~Side by side the
21   2, 8 | expressed:~"Mark that youth with bow and arrow and with lion'
22   3, 1 |        peerless Karna, came with bow and spear and brand.~Came
23   3, 7 |        watched benignly with his bow and disc and mace,~And Yudhishthir
24   5, 2 |         joy and part in silence, bow unto Creation's King!"~Vanished
25   6, 1 |         aright,~Let thy sounding bow and arrows speak thy deeds
26   6, 1 |   unknown to me the usage of the bow and wingéd dart,~Not unknown
27   6, 3 |       bold and free:~Prince, thy bow and shining arrows, pretty
28   6, 3 |         and coats of mail,~And a bow which strongest warriors
29   6, 3 |          kingdom widen when that bow is strained,~Tall and slender
30   6, 3 |       accents cried:~"Whose this bow so tall and stately, speak
31   6, 3 |          archer who this stately bow can bend,~And the fifth
32   6, 3 |      responded Arjun: "Mark this bow embossed with gold.~'Tis
33   6, 3 |          gold.~'Tis the wondrous bow, Gandiva, worthy of a warrior
34   6, 3 |         a kingdom widen when the bow is bent,~Next, this mighty
35   6, 3 |     elephants of gold,~With this bow the stalwart Bhima hath
36   6, 3 |   noblest artists made,~Next the bow with solar lustre brave
37   6, 4 | haughtier grace,~Well I know his bow and arrows and I know his
38   7, 3 |  vengeful chief Satyaki with his bow and arrows dread?~Ancient
39   7, 7 |        seen him bend the warlike bow,~Marked him charge the hostile
40   7, 10|          will do the homage due,~Bow to homeless sons of Pandu
41   7, 10|          comrades faint and few,~Bow to them while warlike Drona
42   8, 1 |     chariot and his ever-circled bow,~And the fainting Pandav
43   8, 1 |  slaughter fiercer grew~From his bow like hissing serpents still
44   8, 4 |          Bhima, and he shook his bow and lance,~As the lion lolls
45   8, 5 |      Arjun, Lakshman strove with bow and shield,~Vainly strove;
46   9, 1 |      command, O monarch, Arjun's bow and warlike sword,~For thy
47   9, 1 |     Yudhishthir captive with his bow and sword and shield!"~Arjun
48   9, 2 |         Dhrishta-dyumna bent his bow!~But as darksome cloudy
49   9, 2 |       all idly slumbered Karna's bow and dart,~Now he marked
50   9, 3 |   stretched his death-compelling bow,~Onward still went Abhimanyu,
51   9, 3 |        thundered with his bended bow,~Abhimanyu smiled to see
52   9, 3 |          car was broke in twain,~Bow and sabre rent and shattered
53   9, 4 |      Arjun, as he held aloft his bow,~"For to-day my task is
54   9, 4 |         lea,~Stood on guard with bow and arrow by the green and
55  10, 2 |          in wondrous strength of bow,~Arjun scarcely me surpasseth,
56  10, 2 |   peerless fame!~If his wondrous bow Gandiva is the gift of gods
57  10, 2 |          gods in heaven,~Karna's bow the famed Vijaya is by Par'
58  10, 2 |          like a comet gleam with bow and sword and shield!~As
59  10, 2 |        slain!"~Fiercely drew his bow Yudhishthir, fiercely was
60  10, 2 |        not virtue's sacred path,~Bow before thy virtuous elder
61  10, 2 |     bitter strife,~Dearer is the bow Gandiva unto Arjun than
62  10, 2 |          mends his over-strainéd bow,~Arjun then will crave for
63  10, 2 |    father's ire!~And he drew his bow Gandiva, aimed his dart