Book, Chapter

 1   5   |        incidents are the tales and legends with which this book is
 2   5   |         exile, and narrated to him legends of ancient times and of
 3   5   |            these and various other legends have been inter woven in
 4   5   |    traditions.~Among these various legends and tales I have selected
 5   5   |            not conquered by death. Legends like these, though they
 6   5, 1|          Many olden tales recited, legends of our ancient sires.~Markandeya,
 7   5, 1|           Hast thou in thy ancient legends heard of true and faithful
 8  12   |      Krishna, and narrates endless legends, tales, traditions, and
 9  12   |        endless exposition of laws, legends, and moral rules is not
10 Epi   |           the centre of a cycle of legends, songs, and poems in ancient
11 Epi   |       Arthur became the centres of legends in mediæval Europe. And
12 Epi   | enlightened king, the vast mass of legends and poetry, accumulated
13 Epi   |         mass of tales, traditions, legends, and myths, for which ancient
14 Epi   |   religious and didactic episodes, legends, tales, and traditions.~