Book, Chapter

 1   1    |     eldest son of Pandu, was a man of truth and piety; Bhima,
 2   1, 7 |      cried Duryodhan, "not the man of birth alone~Warlike leader
 3   1, 7 | monarch! honour to the bravest man!"~'Now the holy rites accomplished,
 4   2, 8 |      pious-souled Yudhishthir, man without a sin or guile,~
 5   3, 3 |     worship,--NARAYANA, Son of Man,~Primal Cause and Self-created!
 6   3, 6 |      my youthful flame?~Doth a man of sense and honour, blest
 7   4, 4 |    clouds our path,~Can an old man's soft entreaties still
 8   4, 4 |       accents unto her the old man said:~Noblest empress, dearest
 9   5, 5 | Eternal Law divides not loving man and faithful wife,~For a
10   5, 5 | Eternal Law divides not loving man and faithful wife!"~"Blesséd
11   7, 5 |      thy truth and holy grace,~Man of peace! avert the slaughter
12   7, 5 |     fated nations stretch, old man, thy saving hand!~Say the
13   7, 5 |       name and thine!~Think, O man of many seasons! When good
14   8    |        doctrine that for every man, no matter to what caste
15   8, 10|       to Yudhishthir righteous man beloved of Heaven~Keep thy
16   8, 10|   inspired thy birth,~God-born man! No mightier archer treads
17  10, 2 |     flight!~"Speed, thou timid man of penance! "thus insulting
18  11, 5 |     the mighty warrior, mortal man of heavcnly birth,~Crushing '
19  11, 5 |    chief of deathful ire,~As a man in folds of garments seeks
20  12, 1 |    monarch, saint and sage and man of grace,~And with gentle
21  12, 2 |       comers, maid and matron, man and boy,~Lakes of curd and
22 End    |    Drupad's mansion, righteous man, to be thy wife,~These are
23 Epi    |      turned out by the hand of man in all parts of the globe.
24 Epi    |      The Hindu scarcely lives, man or woman, high or low, educated