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1    2, 10|  dirhams, give them to me, O liberal one,~And know you have finished
2    4, 2 |    amongst the peoples,~As a liberal man encompassed by the contumely
3    4, 2 |      panegyric in honor of a liberal king. The king commanded
4    5, 1 |       and again, "Lend God a liberal loan;" 4 and again, "God
5    5, 1 |      to men who fast and are liberal;~Yet the grace of God, despite
6    6, 3 | Where will you find one more liberal than God?~He buys the worthless
7    6, 5 |      How would it be if That Liberal One were to give~Their hearts'
8    6, 5 |     be temperate, gentle, or liberal men~If there were no cursed
9    6, 8 |   dead Prefect proved a more liberal benefactor than the citizens