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 1    1, 3 |         the heart's life is the food of the soul.~Whatever is
 2    1, 5 |       he required for his daily food. At last the beasts took
 3    1, 6 |      souls? (God).~Bread is the food of the body, yet consider,~
 4    1, 6 |     consider,~How can it be the food of the soul, O son?~Flesh-born
 5    1, 9 |     broken, how can it serve as food?~Till the grapes are crushed,
 6    1, 10|   powerful than absent.~If such food be bestowed on the absent,~
 7    2, 1 |      all night without water or food. Consequently he was weak
 8    2, 2 |      one who has true faith for food,~And as bread for his provisions
 9    2, 2 |      moles."~In this prison the food of true faith is scarce,~
10    2, 2 |    fasts and endless pains,~Our food is altogether devoured by
11    2, 11|    valued as sweet and good for food,~The cheat who shows wheat
12    3, 3 |          A proud man who lacked food procured a skin full of
13    3, 12|  without having to work for his food.~~After the petitioner had
14    3, 12|     meat untoiled for?~'Tis the food of spirits and the aliment
15    3, 13|       preferred a table with no food upon it, because he ever
16    3, 15|      their language only to get food and for purposes of deception,
17    3, 15|        chyle yields life-giving food,~Whilst infidels feed on
18    3, 15|       poison according to their food."~Men inspired of God are
19    3, 17|         as men labor to provide food for women. ~And the earth
20    3, 17|        acquisition of goods and food. ~The love too of Him on
21    3, 18|     boiled to make them fit for food.~~Behold these potherbs
22    3, 18|         taste. ~When you become food you will be mingled with
23    3, 18|        earth, ~You become sweet food to revive man's life; ~Yea,
24    3, 18|        s life; ~Yea, become his food and strength and thought! 8 ~
25    3, 18|        words, and faith are the food of the King, ~So that in
26    3, 18|          as potherbs become the food of men, ~They rise above
27    4, 2 |       were rendered fit for his food. Having a few grains of
28    4, 2 |   listening to music is lovers' food,~Because it recalls to them
29    4, 3 |     aspirations after spiritual food, and therefore needed no
30    4, 3 |     meat and drink, whereas the food of the wise is the light
31    4, 3 |      and again, "Fasting is the food of God," i.e., the means
32    4, 3 |        means by which spiritual food is obtained. 3~Explanation
33    4, 9 |      fatten themselves with the food they love,~For they are
34    5, 1 |        day some infidels begged food and lodging of the Prophet.
35    5, 1 |      nurtured on this spiritual food the infidel confessed the
36    5, 1 |        virtues of the spiritual food administered to him by the
37    5, 1 |         he abstains from lawful food,~And that therefore he doubtless
38    5, 1 |       doubtless avoids unlawful food.~And his alms say, "He gives
39    5, 2 |      fed him from the wallet of food which he had in his hand.
40    5, 2 |      that he had collected this food to support himself, and
41    5, 6 |       both to procure spiritual food for themselves, and to warn
42    5, 10|         subsist on the heavenly food dropping from his lips.
43    5, 10|      himself in any way to gain food. He lay down on a stone
44    5, 10|          and forced him to take food in spite of himself. The
45    5, 11|         you may procure earthly food,~By God-given reason you
46    5, 13|       You drag me along without food or sleep.~In the fight with
47    6, 2 |        greediness in eating the food which belonged to an orphan.
48    6, 4 |  degrees and in a masterly way;~Food boiled in mad haste is spoiled.~
49    6, 6 |         obliged to work for his food. A divine voice came to
50    6, 9 | victuals were boiled,"~Or, "The food was perfectly cooked;"~Or
51    6, 9 |         the real day, and daily food of lovers,~The heart and
52    6, 9 |      nourished by the spiritual food given him by the King, which
53    6, 9 |       upon, not the unspiritual food of Christians and those