Part, Chapter

 1    1, 6 |          be compulsion, 'tis not common compulsion,~It is not the
 2    1, 7 |        not from the condition of common men,~Stumble not at severity
 3    1, 9 |          the other's shame,~That common stone and pure ruby may
 4    2, 11|     profitless.~If all wood were common, there would be no aloes.~
 5    3, 2 |          and His beneficence are common to all, ~But only eminent
 6    3, 2 |   nearness to gold, ~Whereof the common willow has no cognizance. ~
 7    3, 13|        in religion as well as in common matters. "Religion dependent
 8    3, 16|    perceive real essence,~Though common to ordinary men, is not
 9    4, 6 |    Though they may be a proof to common people." ~The Sunni said, "
10    5, 6 |        sacred letters consist of common ones,~And resemble common
11    5, 6 |        common ones,~And resemble common ones in their composition.~
12    5, 11| responsibility are recognized in common parlance, as when we order
13 Note    |   interest. They have nothing in common with the Epilogue of Muhammad