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 1    1, Prol|       notes have moved men and women to tears.~I burst my breast,
 2    1, 5   |    yourselves men, see, ye are women.~The quantum of reason ye
 3    1, 7   |     the spirits of all men and women;~When man and woman become
 4    1, 9   |     and no end.~Men subdued by women's wiles.~In this manner
 5    1, 9   | failing.~The Prophet said that women hold dominion~Over sages
 6    1, 9   |       hold the upper hand over women,~Because fools are violent
 7    2, 10  |         and swallow, just like women. ~But the reproaches and
 8    2, 11  |       hard it was that men and women should blame him when they
 9    2  (2) |        loved perfumes and fair women and brightness of eyes in
10    3, 12  |    fault,~Severed from men and women, though not for baseness;~
11    3, 17  |      labor to provide food for women. ~And the earth does the
12    3, 17  |        smiling sadly, ~Men and women, small and great, were all
13    3, 17  |     concert with him; ~Men and women mingled together as on the
14    4, 2   |     The Truth."~Those Egyptian women who cut their hands were
15    4, 4   |  Bayazid, thousands of men and women, ~Saying, "The two worlds
16    4, 7   |   charming forms, both men and women;~Wherefore, then, dost Thou
17    5, 1   |      all partake, both men and women,~Thou art ungrudging in
18    5, 4   |       showed him the beauty of women,~Which bereaves men of reason
19    5, 5   |        to hear news of gold or women, 1 and are annoyed with
20    5, 9   | employment as attendant at the women's baths, where he used to
21    5, 9   |     intrigues with some of the women who frequented the bath.
22    5, 9   |     soon afterwards one of the women frequenting the bath lost
23    5, 11  |      fold.~When those Egyptian women sacrificed their reason, 7~
24    5, 11  |       s beauty more than those women.~Love of God cuts short
25    5, 13  |       at a sermon addressed to women. This dwarf played a trick
26    5, 13  |     keep aloof from it even as women do."~This is followed by
27    6, Prol|       sooner to half-blind old women.~What is there in the old
28    6, Prol|       What is there in the old women which the pictures lack,~
29    6, Prol|        the pictures to the old women?~Say not, for I will say
30    6, Prol|       your love to all the old women.~What is soul? 'Tis acquainted
31    6, Prol|    give me aid!~For men are as women through this trial.~How
32    6, 1   |   pious and well-mannered. The women of the family would have
33    6, 5   |   without the spring?~Pregnant women and their teeming wombs~
34    6, 9   |     eunuch the society of fair women. But his eyes had now been