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 1   1, 7|     warlike valour is of crownéd kings the peer,~Karna shall be
 2   2   |         from among the assembled kings according to the ancient
 3   2, 1|          bounteous be the feast!~Kings will come from distant regions
 4   2, 5|        of the monarchs he,~Other kings had failed inglorious, Sisupala
 5   2, 6|          rishi Jamadagni baffled kings and chieftains high,~And
 6   2, 7|   elephants of jungle rushed the kings upon their foes,~Calm and
 7   3   |      Imperial title over all the kings of ancient India. His brothers
 8   3   |   supremacy over all surrounding kings. Jarasandha, the powerful
 9   3, 1|             I - THE ASEMBLAGE OF KINGS~Ancient halls of proud Hastina
10   3, 2|      royal halls,~He to honoured kings and chieftains with a royal
11   3, 2|        rishis and by priests and kings of might,~Shone like azure
12   3, 3| anointment, sacred bath,~Crownéd kings and learnéd Brahmans crowded
13   3, 3|       mansions bright,~All these kings were god incarnate, portions
14   3, 4|         said,~Therefore to these kings assembled be the highest
15   3, 5|         crownéd monarchs, ruling kings of righteous fame,~Can this
16   3, 5|         su Rama, he who slew the kings of earth!~Wherefore then
17   4, 5|         the son of Ila, than the kings of earth in might,~Holier
18   5   |      ancient times and of former kings. One of these beautiful
19   6   |         common practice with the kings of ancient India, as with
20   7, 4|     mighty gods ordain,~Till the kings and arméd nations strewed
21   7, 5|        worldwide empire, king of kings and nations free?~Sons and
22   7, 5|       righteous mandates and the kings his will obey!~If this concord
23   7, 7|         and counsel war!~Crownéd kings and arméd nations will contest
24   8   |          divisions of ten allied kings. Each allied power is said
25   9, 5|     bannered car,~Lighted mailéd kings and chieftains and the leaders
26  10, 2|        Ay, the son of Jamadagni, kings of earth who proudly slayed,~
27  11, 2|        upon them feast!~Mark the kings, on softest cushion scarce
28  11, 4|      plain,~Friends and kinsmen, kings and chieftains, countless
29  11, 4|        into many a funeral pyre.~Kings and princes, noble warriors,
30  12   |      subjects like the Duties of Kings, the Duties of the Four
31  12   |          saints, gods and mortal kings. All this is told in two
32  12   |        Hindu custom practised by kings exercising suzerain powers
33  12   |          powers over surrounding kings. A horse was let free, and
34  12   |        to which all neighbouring kings were invited.~Yudhishthir
35 Epi   |          of unforgotten gods and kings. Without the music of verse,
36 Epi   |       The great deeds of godlike kings sometimes suggest to the
37 Epi   |         side under their warlike kings, speaking the same language,