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 1    1, 5   |      light,~Hence colors too are known by their opposite.~God created
 2    1  (12)|        49) says: "A thing can be known as that which it is only
 3    2, 1   |    adding that he thought he had known it overnight, because he
 4    2  (15)|       the earth who are not even known to one another. ~
 5    2, 8   |  sympathizer, to whom it is well known,~I withhold the truth, still '
 6    3, 2   |       days, Thy mercies,~Whether known to us or unknown, are all
 7    3, 7   |    opposed to opinion.~Little is known by any one but the spiritual
 8    3, 16  |          thereof.~God's mercy is known through the fruits thereof,~
 9    3, 17  |   baseness of my heart's coin is known to thee, ~But thou hast
10    4, 1   |   possess, but which can only be known to yourself." To illustrate
11    4  (11)|         the spheres" was as well known to Persian poets as to Shakespeare. ~
12    4, 6   |     treasure and I desired to be known, and I created the world
13    4, 6   |         the world in order to be known".~Destroy your house, and
14    4, 7   |      treasure, and desired to be known;~Hide not the hidden treasure,
15    4, 9   |       adulterous woman, which is known as the "Merchant's Tale"
16    5, 7   |       Otherwise my vileness were known to Thy all-seeing eye.~But,
17    6, Prol|        them that hear;~'A secret known to more than two is known
18    6, Prol|        known to more than two is known to every one.' 5~As I live
19    6, 2   |        him in consequence of his known probity. The bird then asked
20 Note      | so-called Book VII., but this is known to be a comparatively recent