Book, §

 1   4, 15|        15. 'What though this hero be great by his exalted
 2   4, 38|   his action, as playing the hero.~
 3   5, 32|    religion, O firm-striding hero, is to be accomplished by
 4   5, 74|        74. The broad-chested hero, having embraced him, and
 5   6, 12|    having spoken, the mighty hero in his desire to show perfect
 6   6, 31|     thou wilt not abandon, O hero, that fond old king, so
 7   8, 5 |  empty when deserted by that hero who was bent on the salvation
 8   8, 53|     or a cloud,should such a hero as this dwell in a hermitage?~
 9   8, 54| actions, for such a virtuous hero has gone away from her,-
10   8, 68|  Alas! the mind of that wise hero is terribly stern,-gentle
11   8, 83| surely thou wilt not, O firm hero, shed tears like one of
12  12, 35|    are deluded, therefore, O hero, is this called the "great
13  14, 85|        glory to thee, O true hero amongst men, O Lord of righteousness,
14  16, 70|     the loving regarder, the hero, the champion, the victorious