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 1    1  (4)|     will, as in the case of the saint Daquqi (infra, Book III.
 2    1, 7  |         midst of perils.~If the saint handles earth, it becomes
 3    1, 7  |      turns to dust.~Whereas the saint is well-pleasing to God,~
 4    1, 7  |    source of sickness,~But if a saint imbibe infidelity it becomes
 5    2, 10 |        STORY X. Bayazid and the Saint.~The celebrated Sufi, Abu
 6    2, 14 |    works which were done by the saint Ibrahim bin Adham, through
 7    2, 14 |        his kingdom and became a saint. One day he was sitting
 8    2, 14 |         a, mean occupation. The saint at once, by inspired knowledge,
 9    3, 11 |         by anecdotes of a blind saint who was miraculously enabled
10    3, 12 |         The Visions seen by the Saint Daquqi.~To illustrate the
11    3, 12 |    their eyes.~Description of a saint whose will was identified
12    3, 13 |    similitudes is peculiar to a saint~Who is signally marked by
13    3, 13 |      mystery was revealed.~If a saint such as he knew not the
14    4, 2  |       But this woodcutter was a saint, and at once read his thoughts,
15    4, 4  |        beside himself.~The holy saint Bayazid before his death
16    4, 4  |      predicted the birth of the saint Abul-Hasan Khirqani, and
17    4, 4  |         them.~~Once that famous saint Bayazid came to his disciples,~
18    5, 6  |        the weeping of that holy saint. Such weeping as his is
19    5, 6  |       from the moon's disk.~The saint's weeping and laughter and
20    5, 10 |        disciples attending on a saint subsist on the heavenly
21    5, 13 |     illustrated by a story of a saint named Iyazi, who, after
22    6, 3  |         i.e., even as the great saint and poet Faridu-'d-Din '
23    6, 6  | illustrated by the cases of the saint Abu-'l-Hasan Khirqani and