Book, §

 1   1, 10 |          10. The very best of kings with his train ever near
 2   1, 51 |     mighty exploits worthy of kings and sages, when left undone
 3   1, 61 |       way in which those seer kings of old, rejecting through
 4   2, 49 |      paths of the pre-eminent kings who flourished in primaeval
 5   2, 54 |               55. The prudent kings of the earth, who wish to
 6   8, 83 |     of no self-control'; many kings on this earth have gone
 7   9, 21 |     Know that all these great kings who were householders were
 8  11, 12 |     earth girdled by the sea, kings wish to conquer the other
 9  11, 26 |      held only in common with kings, thieves, water, and fire?~
10  12, 7  |          It is no marvel that kings have retired to the forest
11  15, 117|      mountain, guarded by the kings of kings,~In the former
12  15, 117|       guarded by the kings of kings,~In the former fortnight
13  16, 110|  universal monarch, a king of kings, and even a ruler among
14  17, 22 | headed by Garuda, and all the kings in the different worlds