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 1    1, 1   |       be conceivable?~Shamsu-'d-Din of Tabriz importunes Jalalu-'
 2    1, 1   |     Tabriz importunes Jalalu-'d-Din~to compose the Masnavi.~
 3    1, 5   |     mystery,~Lo! 'tis Husamu-'d-Din, the most exalted of creatures!~:~
 4    1  (1) |      on the saying of Faridu-'d-Din Attar, "Thou art a man of
 5    1, 7   |     for me to my lord Husamu-'d-Din!~Thou makest excuses for
 6    2, Prol|    that light of God, Husamu-'d-Din~Turned his course down from
 7    3  (5) |                        Bahau-'d-Din Amili, in his Nan wa Halwa,
 8    4, 1   |    with an address to Husamu-'d-Din, and this is followed by
 9    4  (8) | Darveshes, founded by Jalalu -d-Din Rumi. See "The Dervishes,"
10    4, 2   |      by an address to Husamu-'d-Din, in which the poet says
11    4, 9   |      arms.~Address to Husamu-'d-Din.~O light of God, Husamu-'
12    4, 9   |       O light of God, Husamu-'d-Din, admit~This ass's head into
13    5, 1   |      usual address to Husamu-'d-Din follows a comment on the
14    5, 13  |      Pharaoh said it. Fakhru-'d-Din Razi 16 discoursed learnedly
15    6, Prol|    LIFE of the heart, Husamu-'d-Din,~My zeal burnt within me
16    6, Prol|     the true faith.~O Husamu-'d-Din, I might tell some of thy
17    6, 3   |  great saint and poet Faridu-'d-Din 'Attar cast away his drugs,
18    6, 5   |  Ghazni, quoted from Faridu- 'd-Din 'Attar. Mahmud, in one of
19    6, 9   |       was supplied by Jalalu-'d-Din's son, Bahau-'d-Din Sultan
20    6, 9   |   Jalalu-'d-Din's son, Bahau-'d-Din Sultan Valad:~Part of the