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 1    1, 5  |           Adam, though he knew the names of all things, in accordance
 2    1, 5  |     earthly Adam was taught of God names, 4~So that his glory reached
 3    1  (4)|             And He taught Adam the names of all things" (Koran ii.
 4    1, 9  |          the knowledge of his own 'names,' 7~So that the angels were
 5    1, 14 |          desire to rise above mere names and letters,~Make yourself
 6    2, 3  |          approach the world.~Their names remain hidden through God'
 7    2, 3  |       Every beggar tells not their names. 15~:~
 8    2, 17 |       thousand manifestations,~The names that fit that one are countless.~
 9    2, 17 |      goodness.~He has thousands of names, yet is One,~Answering to
10    2, 17 | indescribable.~Every one who seeks names, if he is a man of credulity,~
11    2, 17 |            disappointed?~Pass over names and look to qualities,~So
12    2, 17 |            of sects arise from His names;~When they pierce to His
13    2, 17 |           that attending merely to names and outward forms, rather
14    4, 1  |         afraid to plot evil.~These names are not mere accidental
15    4, 1  |            are not mere accidental names of God,~As a negro may be
16    4, 1  |           Kafu'r (white);~They are names derived from God's essential
17    4, 7  |          true 'God taught Adam the names of all things,' 3 but that
18    4, 7  |            of things, and not such names as ordinary men use, clad
19    6, 9  |      Zulaikha applied to Yusuf the names of all things,~Beginning
20    6, 9  |           his name under all other names,~And imparted her secret
21    6, 9  |          gave vent to thousands of names,~Her meaning and purport