Part, Chapter

1    1, 6|   struggle against their inward enemy, the lusts of the flesh.
2    2, 2| ill-will;~Saying this one is my enemy, and this one my foe,~While
3    2, 2|       his own body which is his enemy and foe,~He is like Pharaoh,
4    2, 8|    blood for my ill-conditioned enemy.~The staff became a snake,
5    5, 5|     drink is to be accounted an enemy to God and man."~The Prophet'
6    5, 8|       darkness is the essential enemy of light.~If it then hold
7    5, 8|       Mansur a ruby;~Pharaoh an enemy of light, Mansur a friend.~
8    6, 7|      portend the approach of an enemy or some other calamity.