Book, Chapter

 1   3  |        modern. The legend in the Maha-bharata, of brothers marrying a
 2 Epi  |          Epics. One of them, the Maha-bharata, relates to a great war
 3 Epi  |         and therefore called the Maha-bharata. The real facts of the war
 4 Epi  |      complete translation of the Maha-bharata therefore into English verse
 5 Epi  |         the war. The war of the, Maha-bharata was a series of eighteen
 6 Epi  |       selected passages from the Maha-bharata might be more acceptable
 7 Epi  |        European reader which the Maha-bharata cannot lay claim to; as
 8 Epi  |          very different with the Maha-bharata, practically unknown to
 9 Epi  | something of the truth about the Maha-bharata. into English, for without
10 Epi  |        of narrative. Indeed, the Maha-bharata would lose that unadorned
11 Epi  |          which distinguishes the Maha-bharata (as well as the other Indian
12 Epi  |     delineation of character the Maha-bharata is far above anything which
13 Epi  |     woman and her sister. In the Maha-bharata we find just the reverse;
14 Epi  |          rich and so true as the Maha-bharata in the portraiture of the
15 Epi  |         if the characters of the Maha-bharata impress themselves on the
16 Epi  |        even greater force to the Maha-bharata; it is an encyclopædia of
17 Epi  |        works of imagination, the Maha-bharata and the Ramayana, will be
18 Epi  |        modern translation of the Maha-bharata to while away his leisure
19 Epi  |        in Christian lands as the Maha-bharata and the Ramayana in India.