Book, Chapter

 1   1   |         Kurus, and brought up the five sons of Pandu along with
 2   1, 4| wide-extending field,~In its jaws five glist'ning arrows sent the
 3   2   |         set to the house; but the five brothers and their mother
 4   2   |    ancient Swayamvara custom. The five sons of Pandu decided to
 5   2, 3|       whirling piercéd discus let five glist'ning arrows fly,~Whoso,
 6   3   |           bridal of Draupadi. The five sons of Panda returned with
 7   3   |     became the common wife of the five brothers.~The real significance
 8   3   |    Yudhishthir, the eldest of the five sons of Pandu, and now king
 9   4   |           actual slavery, but the five brothers retired to forests
10   8, 4|          three terrific darts and five,~Smote proud Salya; from
11   8, 8|         er the bosom of the deep,~Five of stout Gandhara's princes
12   9   |           of the Kuru forces. For five days Drona held his own
13   9, 4|          aflame,~Karna's self and five great chieftains round brave
14  11, 3|    Duryodhan's day is fled,~And I five to be a witness! Krishna,
15 Epi   |       Buddha, proclaimed in India five centuries before Christ,
16 Epi   |        the North-West know of the five Pandav brothers, and of