Book, Chapter

 1   3  | literature.~Judging from the main incidents of the Epic, Draupadi might
 2   5  |     wilderness; and many were the incidents which checkered their forest
 3   5  |    interesting than these various incidents are the tales and legends
 4   8  | Yudhishthir's army. The principal incidents of these ten days, ending
 5   9  |          Pandavs, and some of the incidents of these days, like the
 6  12  |        translation of the leading incidents of the Epic the last great
 7 Epi  |  centuries after the war its main incidents must have been sung by bards
 8 Epi  |          nevertheless the leading incidents and characters of the real
 9 Epi  |         this difficulty. The main incidents of the Epic are narrated
10 Epi  |    appeared to me that these main incidents of the Epic would bear a
11 Epi  |    describe the main and striking incidents, and thus telling the main
12 Epi  |   portions which narrate the main incidents of the Epic, and they describe
13 Epi  |           and they describe those incidents as told by the poet himself.~
14 Epi  |      passages describing the main incidents of the Epic.~From this method
15 Epi  |         the war, unlike the other incidents of the Epic, have been narrated
16 Epi  |        original. Not only are the incidents narrated in the same order
17 Epi  |       characters, to his stirring incidents, to hold millions of listeners
18 Epi  |     themselves on the reader, the incidents of the Epic are no less