Book, Chapter

 1   4   |   hoarded gold and jewels, his steeds, elephants and cars, his
 2   5, 3|      Satyavan his sacred name,~Steeds he loved in days of boyhood
 3   6, 4|      the battle-car:~"Stop thy steeds, O prince of Matsya! for
 4   6, 6| Elephants he gave two hundred, steeds seven thousand of the best,~
 5   6, 6|        to the labouring swain,~Steeds he gave unto the warrior,
 6   8, 2|       pond'rous mace,~Slew his steeds and chariot-driver, streaked
 7   8, 3|       reins to Arjun, left the steeds and sounding car,~Leaped
 8   8, 8|     the battle-ground,~For its steeds and matchless chargers is
 9   9, 2|        drove his car in pride,~Steeds went down and riven chariots,
10   9, 2|       battle-chariots drawn by steeds of every hue,~Various were
11   9, 3|   crashing standards, neighing steeds and warriors slain~Fell
12   9, 4|       passage, Arjun's foaming steeds were spent,~Arjun said the
13   9, 4|    brave Ghatotkacha twice the steeds of Karna slew,~Twice the
14  10, 2|       my foeman bold,~Cars and steeds and fertile acres, peaceful
15  10, 2|       fatal war,~Arjun's snowy steeds and banner and his swift
16  11, 2|    covered o'er,~Elephants and steeds of battle, car-borne chiefs
17  11, 3| Elephants and battle-chariots, steeds of war and herds of kine,~
18  12, 1|        warlike tuskers and the steeds with flowing mane.~Munis
19  12, 3|      various breed and colour, steeds of mettle true and tried,~