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 1    1, 16|     lights our minds becomes inanimate.~Again, night is cancelled
 2    1, 16|     by the light of day,~And inanimate reason is rekindled to life
 3    3, 7 |      God, but the praises of inanimate things are different from
 4    3, 17|   soul and spirit!~I died as inanimate matter and arose a plant, ~
 5    4, 6 |   mercy He created wisdom in inanimate things, ~And of His wrath
 6    4, 6 |      mercy wisdom accrued to inanimate things, ~As a chastisement
 7    4, 6 |     you may infer that other inanimate things ~Without doubt resemble
 8    4, 6 | informs you of that of other inanimate things. ~They cry, "We are
 9    5, 13|   your oft-told secrets into inanimate ears?~Like the Arab lover
10    6, 2 |     internal senses,~Whereby inanimate seed became a living man.~