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 1    1, 1   |        is the astrolabe of God's mysteries.~A lover may hanker after
 2    1, 3   |          would preach to them of mysteries,~Mysteries of the Gospel,
 3    1, 3   |     preach to them of mysteries,~Mysteries of the Gospel, of stoles,
 4    1, 6   |      tongue discourses of hidden mysteries,~It kindles a fire that
 5    1, 8   |       Discerner" reflected these mysteries,~The heart of the harper
 6    1, 15  |        not wise to publish these mysteries,~Since the last day is approaching
 7    1, 16  |        wholly ignorant of hidden mysteries.~If I were to blab the faults
 8    2, Prol|         a hawk to hunt out these mysteries.~May the wrist of the King
 9    2, 1   |          you pass on to the pure mysteries of God,~You will be exalted
10    2, 10  |         book ~That He may reveal mysteries unto you. ~Abide with your
11    2, 11  | concluded the public prayers and mysteries.~"Whither go you," said
12    2, 15  |  collected,~So thou art blind to mysteries.~Thy rust, layer on layer,
13    3, 10  |         lulled into sleep, ~That mysteries may appear to the soul. ~
14    3, 13  |    marked by knowledge of hidden mysteries.~What know you of the mystery
15    3, 18  |        of the arguments and deep mysteries, ~Whereto holy men direct
16    5, 6   |    reason or sense the spiritual mysteries that are open and plain
17    5, 6   |       outward appearances,~These mysteries are totally hidden from
18    5, 13  |     Speak not then to him of the mysteries of the Beloved.~To us believers
19    6, Prol|          hereafter~To tell those mysteries so far as they can be told,~
20    6, Prol|          those abstruse matters.~Mysteries are not communicable, save
21    6, 3   |          you, you will learn the mysteries which at present I can only
22    6, 3   |        can only hint."~Spiritual mysteries set forth in the Masnavi
23    6, 3   |          jealous of exposing his mysteries to the gaze of the profane,