Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|          glinting sunlit weapons shone the youths sublime and high,~
 2   1, 9|         red lamp's fitful lustre shone upon the field around,~Slowly
 3   3, 2|      graced with precious metals shone the turrets bright and gay,~
 4   3, 2|      priests and kings of might,~Shone like azure sky in splendourgraced
 5   6, 6|    teeming with a wealth untold.~Shone with festive joy and gladness
 6   7, 1|         o'er the golden cushions shone!~Matsya's king, Panchala'
 7   8, 5|          the portals of the day,~Shone once more on Kuru warriors,
 8   9, 2|         Abhimanyu's joy,~Vulture shone on Ghatotkacha, Bhima's
 9   9, 4| brilliance on his battle-chariot shone,~Elephant's rope was Karna'
10   9, 4|      Vrishasena's noble standard shone aloft serene and fair,~Ploughshare
11   9, 4|       guarded well by chieftains shone the dazzling silver-boar,~
12   9, 4|          On the car of Somadatta shone a stake of sacrifice,~Silver-boar
13   9, 4|       elephant in jewels proudly shone above the war!~Nine heroic
14   9, 4|          midnight battle, silent shone the starry light,~Bhima
15  10, 4|          s silent plain,~Faintly shone the fitful planets on the
16  11, 4|          and with radiant lustre shone each red and lighted pyre,~
17  11, 5|         ye have thought,~But who shone with SURYA'S lustre as his
18  11, 5|          mightiest warrior Karna shone!~Woe to us! our eldest brother
19  12, 1|     jewel round the bright arena shone,~Palaces of golden lustre
20  12, 3|          like the constellations shone!~And the consecrated altar
21  12, 3|        raised of bricks of gold,~Shone in splendour like the altar
22  12, 3|    virtue with a brighter lustre shone!~