Part, Chapter

 1    1, 6 |      and little.~These men also resemble the musk deer's bag;~Outside
 2    1, 8 |       in the scales~For the two resemble body and soul.~Wherefore
 3    1, 9 |         For instance, these two resemble water and a tree;~When you
 4    2, 1 |       fire.~Hand and instrument resemble flint and steel;~You must
 5    2, 11|        calls of a fowler, which resemble the voices of the birds,
 6    3, 10|         Sensations and thoughts resemble weeds ~Which occupy the
 7    3, 16|       sexual intercourse~Really resemble that derived from sweetmeats?~
 8    4, 2 |         and the thunder of drum~Resemble in some sort that dread "
 9    4, 3 | miracles of Moses advance.~Both resemble a dish falling from a roof:~
10    4, 6 | inanimate things ~Without doubt resemble in this stones and staves. ~
11    5, 1 |        sick man.~Acts and words resemble the sick man's water,~Which
12    5, 3 |         their own carnal lusts, resemble the crow slain by Abraham,
13    5, 6 |      Mim prefixed to some Suras~Resemble the staff of Moses, when
14    5, 6 |  understood. 5~Ordinary letters resemble these 'to outward view,~
15    5, 6 |     consist of common ones,~And resemble common ones in their composition.~
16    6, 3 |       are misguided.~Know words resemble these bodies,~And the meaning