Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9   |        this, that the Whole has parts of divers kinds.~These parts
 2    1, 9   |    parts of divers kinds.~These parts of the Whole are not parts
 3    1, 9   |      parts of the Whole are not parts in relation to it,~Not in
 4    1, 9   |   perplexed by Whole and finite parts,~Have patience, for c( patience
 5    2, 15  |         the aspect of thy inner parts foul.~If that smoke touched
 6    3, 1   |       children are, as it were, parts of me. ~Verily these Darveshes
 7    3, 12  |        should you tear away the parts from the whole?~If the part
 8    3, 17  |       other. ~Nay more, all the parts of the world by this decree ~
 9    3, 17  |     appointed day. ~He says, "O parts, the appointed time is not
10    3, 17  | stranger in exile? ~It says, "O parts of my habitation here below, ~
11    5, 10  |         which are the daintiest parts. When the lion returned
12    6, Prol|        s six sides with its six parts,~That it may illuminate
13    6, 3   |         nigh.~To the vulgar all parts of the world seem dead,~