Book, Chapter

 1   1    |         was the son of Dharma or Virtue, Bhima of Vayu or Wind,
 2   1, 4 |          the prince of stainless virtue, decked with grace and varied
 3   1, 5 |    Blessed with every very manly virtue, peerless, dauntless, proud
 4   1, 9 |     alone,~By his valour and his virtue, by the homage which I own,~
 5   3, 3 |       Measureless their fame and virtue, great their penance and
 6   3, 3 |          Battle for the cause of virtue, perish in a deadly war,~
 7   3, 4 |         To the noblest, first in virtue, be the foremost honour
 8   3, 4 |      Krishna trained in rules of virtue then the offered arghya
 9   3, 7 |       fame,~Rising by thy native virtue thou hast won a mightier
10   3, 7 |         Drona, great in arms, in virtue great,~With Gandhara's warlike
11   4, 2 |        Bhishma, hath he lost his virtue, Drona, hath he lost his
12   4, 3 |       for truth in thee abideth, virtue ever marks thy way,~Hast
13   4, 5 |       true and faithful, may thy virtue serve thee well.~Warlike
14   4, 5 |        Sambhu showed the path of virtue by fair Drisad-vati's rill,~
15   4, 5 |      holy rishis, be thou in thy virtue bright!~INDRA help thee
16   4, 5 |     earthly trials, crowned with virtue's heavenly crown!"~Spake
17   4, 6 |       ordains that we must part,~Virtue hath her consolations for
18   4, 6 |      Safe in righteous truth and virtue, forest paths we fearless
19   4, 6 |          Reft of all save native virtue, clad in native, inborn
20   4, 6 |         are friends of truth and virtue, righteous truth ye ever
21   5, 2 |         Year by year he gathered virtue, rose in merit and in might,~
22   5, 2 |          s Ancient Sire,~True to virtue's sacred mandate speak thy
23   5, 3 |        the royal dame,~Truth and virtue rule his actions, Satyavan
24   5, 3 |          and graced with patient virtue he controls his noble mind,~
25   5, 3 |      word!~Every grace and every virtue is effaced by cruel Fate,~
26   5, 3 |      More than mortal's share of virtue unto Satyavan is given,~
27   5, 5 |      spark of his immortal life,~Virtue graced his life and action,
28   5, 5 |     above,~But the final goal of virtue, it is Truth and deathless
29   6, 5 |       Words like these befit thy virtue, nobly bast thou done thy
30   7, 1 |          noble envoy, trained in virtue, true and wise,~With his
31   7, 5 |      Love and kindness, spotless virtue, in the Kuru-elders dwell,~
32   7, 5 |     Krishna pleads for peace and virtue, blessings unto you and
33   7, 5 |        Cherish peace and cherish virtue, for thy days are almost
34   8, 9 |          must win who, strong in virtue, fight for virtue's stainless
35   8, 9 |      strong in virtue, fight for virtue's stainless laws,~Doubly
36   8, 10|           Victim to the cause of virtue, he himself hath showed
37   9, 5 |       Speak Yudhishthir, soul of virtue thus the proud preceptor
38  10, 2 | insulting Karna said,~"Famed for virtue not for valour! blood of
39  10, 2 |        to holy sastra, leave not virtue's sacred path,~Bow before
40  10, 2 |        gave,~Unto Karna pleading virtue Krishna answered calm and
41  10, 2 |      Didst thou seek the path of virtue, mighty Karna, archer bold,~
42  11, 3 |     stato jayah! Triumph doth on Virtue wait!'~But he set his heart
43  12, 3 |           holy teachers, grew in virtue ever more!~Six good stakes
44  12, 3 |       And Yudhishthir's fame and virtue with a brighter lustre shone!~
45  12, 4 |       Woman's true and stainless virtue, woman's worth and wisdom
46  12, 5 |    ancient Pritha sent.~Fame and virtue Kuru's monarch by the aswa-medha
47 End    |        By their valour and their virtue walk the bright ethereal
48 Epi    |       purpose, of the triumph of virtue and the subjugation of vice,