Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |         come out to instruct his disciples, in spite of all their entreaties.
 2    1, 3 |     Hair-splitters and all their disciples~Are darkened by similar
 3    2, 10|     paying a visit to one of his disciples who lay sick, of Shaikh
 4    4, 4 |     Glory be to me!" and how his disciples were scandalized at this
 5    4, 4 |        saint Bayazid came to his disciples,~Saying, "Lo, I myself am
 6    4, 4 |          injunction,~Each of his disciples made ready his knife.~Again
 7    4, 4 |        earth or in heaven." ~His disciples all became mad with horror, ~
 8    4, 4 |        spiritual gifts, ~But the disciples were wounded and drowned
 9    4, 4 | themselves. ~On the morrow those disciples, diminished in number, ~
10    4, 9 |   excessive inclination of young disciples~Towards their noble and
11    4, 9 |          When the shadows in the disciples cease,~They know the reason
12    5, 1 |          and desired each of his disciples to take one of the infidels
13    5, 6 |         one of the Shaikh's true disciples, being jealous for the honor
14    5, 10|        from his repasts, just as disciples attending on a saint subsist