Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2 |    reserved for penalties and pains.~:~
 2    2, 2 | prayers and fasts and endless pains,~Our food is altogether
 3    2, 6 |       pure wine,~Through love pains are as healing balms.~Through
 4    2, 8 |       seeks in the world only pains to cure.~Wherever there
 5    2, 10|       mercy has sent me these pains.~At my broken state the
 6    3, 13|   capacity.~God has sent some pains for which there is no cure,~
 7    3, 13| blindness.~God has sent other pains for which there are cures,~
 8    3, 13|    vain.~Nay, the majority of pains may be cured; ~When you
 9    3, 13|   Saba replied, "O men, these pains of ours ~Are not of the
10    4, 6 |       for birds. ~He produces pains and aches in your teeth, ~
11    5, 1 |    men lavishes his wealth or pains,~What means it but to say, "
12    5, 3 |    When thou endurest not the pains of abstinence~And fulfillest
13    6, 3 |  exhortations to undergo "the pains of negation," as they are
14    6, 5 |    Fasting and holy war bring pains with them, but not so great