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 1    3, 7 |        or conviction, opposed to opinion.~Little is known by any
 2    3, 7 |         Knowledge has two wings, opinion only one wing;~Opinion is
 3    3, 7 |           opinion only one wing;~Opinion is weak and lopsided in
 4    3, 7 |      steps or more.~This bird of opinion goes on rising and falling~
 5    3, 7 |       nest.~When he escapes from opinion and knowledge is seen,~This
 6    3, 7 |       the angel Gabriel,~Free of opinion, of duplicity, and of vain
 7    3, 7 |     grass,"~He relapses not into opinion at their rebukes,~Nor is
 8    3, 8 |          force of imagination or opinion, a story is told of a trick
 9    3, 8 |       occasion to controvert the opinion of the Mu'tazalites, that
10    3, 18|  certainty;~And, strange to say, opinion abides in you, O weak one,~
11    3, 18|       garden of certainty.~Every opinion is aiming at certainty,
12    3, 18|        than certainty, but above opinion.~Know knowledge aspires
13    3, 18|    reasoned knowledge is born of opinion.~See the account of this
14    3, 18|          for me, I am above both opinion and certainty;~My head is
15    4, 2 | bewilderment;~Cleverness is mere opinion, bewilderment intuition.~
16    4, 6 |    Pharaoh, the exponent of mere opinion or illusion. It begins with
17    4, 6 |     vazir Haman. Asiya had a bad opinion of Haman, whom she knew
18    4, 8 |       good tidings to the men of opinion was the "ready money of
19    4, 9 |      only partial reason or mere opinion of their own ought to follow
20    5, 10|    proofs,~They are all based on opinion, not on conviction.~He is
21    5, 11|       the disputants of the same opinion as when they began. The
22    5, 13|      fashions and ruling "public opinion" is the way of the world,