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 1    1, 1   |         caused his strength and beauty to decay, and he then lost
 2    1, 7   |        spring!~Pay tithe on Thy beauty, O Beauteous One!~Tell forth
 3    1, 9   |         a part of the rose.~The beauty of the green shoot is part
 4    1, 9   |     shoot is part of the rose's beauty,~But the turtle-dove's cooing
 5    1, 9   |     garden;~And hide the rose's beauty and the thorn's shame,~That
 6    1, 9   |        all forms and colours of beauty cry out,~" Good news! good
 7    1, 12  |       his side~A mirror is what Beauty busies itself with.~Since
 8    1, 12  |          Are the mirrors of the Beauty of all beings.~Because Not-being
 9    1, 12  |    mirrors of the attributes of Beauty,~The base is the mirror
10    2, 1   |      they see their own perfect beauty.~Mystical Meaning of "Daylight"~ ~~
11    2, 1   |         day;"~Day shows off the beauty of red and yellow.~Wherefore "
12    2, 2   |     causes all ~outward earthly beauty to exist.~Whatsoever is
13    2, 3   |  qualities corresponding to the beauty of his outward appearance,
14    2, 3   |   credit. The king replied that beauty was only an accident, and
15    2, 3   |      shall present himself with beauty shall receive tenfold reward,"
16    2, 3   |        was enraptured with that beauty,~Like a mind he discerned
17    2, 14  |        leaf plucked to show the beauty of a garden. You have now
18    3, 14  |     grief in disgrace?~I gather beauty even from the thorn of disgrace."~
19    4, 1   |      love Him.~Look not at that Beauty with your own eyes,~Look
20    4, 3   | confounded.~Whoso boasts of his beauty and wit,~The stone of death
21    4, 6   |         They are a proof of the beauty and grace of my beloved.' ~
22    4, 8   |      moment a flesh form, a new beauty,~So that weariness vanishes
23    4, 9   |         they are not like me in beauty and importance.~A hidden
24    5, 3   |        himself and spoiling his beauty in so wanton a manner. The
25    5, 3   |        it!~Knowest thou not the beauty of thine own face?~Quit
26    5, 4   |         last God showed him the beauty of women,~Which bereaves
27    5, 11  |       lover, and seek that fair Beauty,~Hunt for that Waterfowl
28    5, 11  |     world without end.~Joseph's beauty was only an offshoot of
29    5, 11  |       only an offshoot of God's beauty;~Be lost, then, in God's
30    5, 11  |         Be lost, then, in God's beauty more than those women.~Love
31    5, 13  |  strangers to have no claims to beauty. The earthly forms which
32    5, 13  | courtiers, for he said that the beauty of true holiness is such
33    5, 13  |      love thereby eclipsed?~The beauty of Joseph was not visible
34    5, 13  |  Therefore we behold always the beauty of the Beloved.~To all men
35    6, Prol|      earth or heaven to receive~Beauty, reason, speech and aspiration? 3~
36    6, Prol|       ever offer to the heavens~Beauty of face and acuteness of
37    6, 5   |         words." 7~Gazing on the beauty of these forms they stand
38    6, 9   |     therefrom,~From its perfect beauty and power.~Again, when that