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 1    1, 7  |     be likened to a grain of wheat,~But man's jealousy is but
 2    1, 17 |    was congealed.~A grain of wheat eclipsed the sun Of Adam, 1~
 3    1  (1)| forbidden fruit to have been wheat. ~
 4    2, 1  |     cobbler~Are as grains of wheat sown on sand.~The tools
 5    2, 11 |      they eat it at once.~If wheat were not valued as sweet
 6    2, 11 |    food,~The cheat who shows wheat and sells barley would make
 7    2, 14 |      sacks, filling one with wheat and the second with sand,
 8    2, 14 |   better by putting half the wheat in one sack and half in
 9    3, 18 |     Accounts of Adam, of the wheat, and of the serpent Iblis, ~
10    4, 6  |     order to make bread, the wheat must first be ground in
11    4, 7  |      Just as much as to sift wheat from straw.~The people of
12    5, 6  |    another tenth of the ripe wheat, a third tenth of the threshed
13    6, 2  |     asked what the grains of wheat were that were strewed on
14    6, 3  |     like an ant in a barn of wheat, toiling to carry off a
15    6, 3  |  grain, when ample stores of wheat are already at its disposal.
16    6, 9  |    mere husk and form of the wheat.~When sand was made meal
17    6, 9  |  Know, O master, the form of wheat was dispensed with.~Form