Book, Chapter

 1   2  |      kingdom in the vicinity of modern Kanouj. All the monarchs
 2   3  |    their literature, ancient or modern. The legend in the Maha-bharata,
 3   3  |   customs and laws, ancient and modern.~The jealous Duryodhan heard
 4 Epi  |     about the Race of Hari.~The modern reader will now understand
 5 Epi  |         beautify the museums of modern Europe. For years past I
 6 Epi  |        and to restore it to the modern world. For years past I
 7 Epi  |       be more acceptable to the modern reader. But a more serious
 8 Epi  |      claim on the veneration of modern Europe which an Indian poet
 9 Epi  |         translations in various modern languages. What Homer actually
10 Epi  |    endeavouring to interpret to modern Englishmen the thoughts
11 Epi  | decorate it with the art of the modern day, even if he had been
12 Epi  |  ancients turned out, and which modern sculptors have vainly sought
13 Epi  |         are the heritage of the modern world; and that the lofty
14 Epi  |       of Bengal spells out some modern translation of the Maha-bharata