Book, Chapter

 1   1    |      of Vayu or Wind, Arjun of Indra or Rain-god, the twin youngest
 2   1, 3 | skilled,~Arjun, born of mighty INDRA, and with VISHNU'S prowess
 3   1, 4 |        bore,~Mark! the heir of INDRA'S valour, matchless in his
 4   1, 5 |     son,~So the gods encircled INDRA, thunder-wielding, fierce
 5   1, 6 |       the gloomy sky.~Rain-god INDRA over Arjun watched with
 6   2, 6 |       serene and holy, fair as INDRA's rainbow bright,~All the
 7   2, 6 |    vain,~Godlike Arjun born of INDRA, filled with VISHNU'S matchless
 8   4, 5 |     thou in thy virtue bright!~INDRA help thee in thy battles,
 9   5    |     weapon. Arjun then went to INDRA's heaven and obtained other
10   6, 1 |        And as thunder-wielding INDRA smote Asuras fierce and
11   6, 1 |      And like thunder-wielding INDRA, smiting Danu's sons of
12   6, 4 |      and leader save,~Few save INDRA, god of battles, conquers
13   6, 6 |        queens of gods encircle INDRA'S daughter in her pride!~
14   7, 5 |    mighty in their arméd hand,~INDRA shall not shake thy empire
15   7, 10|        Shall we, who to mighty INDRA scarce will do the homage
16   9, 1 |   their rending claws!~Loud as INDRA'S peals of thunder still
17  10, 1 |         Smite the foe as angry INDRA smote the Danavs fierce
18  10, 4 |        Me the thunder-wielding INDRA, YAMA monarch of the dead,~
19  12, 2 |       Like the glorious sky of INDRA is the sacrificial site!~
20  12, 5 |         pure and high,~Even as INDRA stands encircled by the
21 End    |        clad in heavenly forms. INDRA himself appears before Yudhishthir,
22 End    |     him in heaven. Thus speaks INDRA to Yudhishthir:~"This is