Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |    noble Pandu, god-born men of godlike grace,~Skill in arms attained
 2   1, 4 |        is Pritha's gallant boy,~Godlike moves in golden armour,
 3   1, 4 |        skill his rapier did the godlike Arjun wield,~Whirling round
 4   2, 6 |     suitor in his shame,~Arjun, godlike son of Pritha, from the
 5   2, 6 |       string and wield in vain,~Godlike Arjun born of INDRA, filled
 6   2, 7 |        he stood,~Arjun too with godlike valour stood unmoved, his
 7   3, 7 |         gifts of gold and rice,~Godlike Krishna watched benignly
 8   4, 6 |        wait,~Seest thou not thy godlike children exiled by a bitter
 9   5, 5 |      noose he carried, grim and godlike, dark and high!~And he stood
10   5, 5 |     sacred woe,~Grant me in thy godlike mercy farther still with
11   6, 5 |       battle, handsome youth of godlike face,~Krishna's sister,
12   6, 6 |   Krishna's loving care,~With a godlike grace Yudhishthir stands
13   7, 1 | sea-girt western shore,~And the godlike sons of Pandu,--days of
14   7, 7 |      weighed,~Peerless in their godlike wisdom are these chiefs
15   8, 2 |         streaked with blood his godlike face.~Dauntless still Panchala'
16   8, 2 |   soldiers fell among the dead,~Godlike Krishna drove the coursers
17   8, 3 |     rous mace,~With disdain the godlike Arjun dashed the feeble
18   8, 10|      shelter from that chief of godlike might!~But bold Krishna
19  10, 2 |     livid face,~And he drew his godlike weapon with a more than
20  10, 2 |         weapon with a more than godlike grace,~Arrows keen and dark
21  10, 2 |        flew,~And with more than godlike prowess then his famed Vijaya
22 Epi    |        poet. The great deeds of godlike kings sometimes suggest