Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7   |          thy creed and faith?~What matters it if it be heathen or true?~
 2    1, 7   |         forsaken thy Beloved?~What matters it if she be fair or ugly?" 4~
 3    1, 9   |       Reason has no care for these matters,~In its mind is naught but
 4    2, 7   |            ruby has no stamp, what matters it?~Love is fearless in
 5    2, 11  |        truth.~Just so every one in matters of doctrine~Gives a different
 6    3, 13  | similitudes and parables in divine matters.~The faculty of using similitudes
 7    3, 13  |      religion as well as in common matters. "Religion dependent an
 8    3, 16  |       things self-evident and mere matters of inference, and between
 9    5, 6   |            were blind to spiritual matters, saw only his lavish expenditure
10    5, 13  |       comprehension of these chief matters?~o thou who hast seen the
11    6, Prol|      indications of those abstruse matters.~Mysteries are not communicable,
12    6, Prol|           call to you from God;~It matters not to Him whether ye accept