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1    2, 14| originally prince of Balkh, but renounced his kingdom and became a
2    3, 12|    journeying, ~Now my body has renounced the bodily mode of journeying; ~
3    4, 2 |         benefit. At last Bilqis renounced her royal state and cast
4    4, 8 |   saying that a Darvesh who had renounced worldly wealth for the sake
5    4, 8 | attractions of his wife, and he renounced his ugly paramour and fell
6    5, 1 |         the truth of Islam, and renounced his infidelity and gluttony.
7    5, 13|   warrior against the infidels, renounced the world and applied himself
8    5, 13|   manliness of the prophets.~He renounced lust and anger and concupiscence,~
9    6, 9 |         like Ibrahim Adham, who renounced the throne of Balkh, and