Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |    the hare to show him the foe who had trespassed on his
 2    1, 5 |    thinking that he saw his foe with the stolen hare, he
 3    1, 5 |    shuts the door after his foe is in the house.~After this
 4    1, 7 |    into conflict with every foe."~Within you is a Nimrod;
 5    1, 9 |    in disclosing him is his foe.~But he who is from head
 6    1, 16|  the strife, and spared the foe. The Prophet, 'Ali continued,
 7    2, 2 |   my enemy, and this one my foe,~While it is his own body
 8    2, 2 | body which is his enemy and foe,~He is like Pharaoh, and
 9    2, 2 | abroad crying, "where is my foe?"~While lust is in his house,
10    3, 18|   and confronted his unseen foe, challenging him to show
11    5, 13|  your idea of your terrible foe~Which makes you cling to