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 1    1, 16 |           in knowledge or wealth;~"Lead not our hearts astray after
 2    2, 17 |   qualities,~So that qualities may lead thee to essence!~The differences
 3    2, 18 |            thy nurse, for she will lead thee astray.~Leave thy nurse
 4    3, 13 |        release you from danger and lead you to your home.' ~Like
 5    4, 1  |       hateful to you, if it should lead you~To your beloved, at
 6    4, 5  |    illuminated one follows his own lead.~He is his own protector;
 7    4, 9  |            ere God and his Apostle lead the way." 1~Then follows
 8    5, 5  |            envy!~See the kings who lead forth their armies~To slay
 9    5, 10 |          worldly occupations often lead to ruin, according to the
10    5, 10 |       imitation of a man will only lead him to ruin.~Happy is he
11    5, 10 |      subdue the carnal lusts which lead man to destruction; and
12    5, 13 |        gained from hearing a thing lead to seeing it.~A person put
13    5  (7)|                    Ideas and types lead men on to actual sight when
14    6, 5  |           the hard life she had to lead with her husband owing to
15    6, 7  | philosophical speculation does not lead to the knowledge of God.~
16    6, 8  |            form compared to spirit lead the poet to the corollary