Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3   |         misery.~They retain not purity, nor dignity, nor lustre,~
 2    1, 16  |       us not from the tables of purity!~O God, Thy grace is the
 3    2, 7   |      thee.~I am exempt from all purity and impurity,~I need not
 4    3, 1   |     prayer from the Brethren of Purity!"~For this cause spake God
 5    3, 1   |        on God is pure, and when purity approaches, ~Impurity arises
 6    3, 13  |         its revolutions and its purity,~To the earth its dark look
 7    4, 1   |         the lot of the pious is purity from the stove's filth, ~
 8    4, 1   |        stove-room and never saw purity, ~The smell of sweet musk
 9    5, 10  |        well of the 'Brothers of purity,' 7~Even though they show
10    6, Prol|        then shows forth its own purity.~Behold the bright and fresh
11    6, 4   |   attained the exalted grade of purity enjoined on those who would
12    6, 6   | Therefore He gave him unlimited purity and light,~And on the other