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 1 Intro,      0|       laymen, rulers as well as subjects, would at the last be judged.
 2 Intro,      0|      disgraced Islam that their subjects could learn the path of
 3   3,     17  | servants, and I seem to see the subjects of my prayer, in one I find (
 4   3,     28  |     darkness of these miserable subjects, of the holy life of some
 5   3,     28  |     shone in them, and in their subjects, with the light of discretion.
 6   3,     28  |        or any other lord having subjects, on seeing one putrefying
 7   3,     28  |    caring if for them and their subjects temporal substance diminished.
 8   3,     28  |      ones, they made themselves subjects, being prelates, they made
 9   3,     29  |     fruit in the souls of their subjects. I have appointed them to
10   3,     30  |      light, and kept it on your subjects, and have faithfully and
11   3,     31  |  Conscience also shows you your subjects, that is to say, the love
12   3,     31  |         unjustly to one of your subjects, that is, that you have
13   3,     31  |         soul, and corrupt their subjects, and suck the blood from
14   4,      5  |         of any of His religious subjects who may transgress the rule
15   4,      5  |         but through disobedient subjects and wicked rulers. Now look
16   4,      5  |    royal ship, not obliging his subjects under pain of mortal sin,
17   4,      5  |        but in the beginning its subjects were not as they are now,