Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4 |       the gods in cloud-borne chariots came to view the scene so
 2   3, 2 |    their gleaming cloud-borne chariots rested on the turrets high,~
 3   4, 4 |     their arms and with their chariots let the noble princes part,~
 4   6, 6 |  wealth of every kind,~Costly chariots, beds of splendour, robes
 5   8, 1 |  Hurled against the foreman's chariots speeding like the rolling
 6   8, 2 |  Devas from their cloud-borne chariots, and Gandharvas from the
 7   8, 3 |  pierced and slain.~Shafts of chariots, broken standards, lifeless
 8   8, 10|   Side by side impelled their chariots where the palm-tree standard
 9   9, 2 |    Steeds went down and riven chariots, young Panchala turned and
10  11, 1 | Placed the dames within their chariots, left Hastina's palace hall!~