Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, Story3 | O men, take care not to put on the garments~of women.'
2 1, Story4 | themselves of their arms,~put away their plunder and the
3 1, Story16| bear the pain of the sting~ Put not thy finger into the
4 1, Story19| belonging to his army will put a thousand~ fowls on the
5 1, Story20| bad conduct, he had him put on the rack and slain by~
6 1, Story40| Sakhrah would have been put to flight and a fountain
7 2, Story20| with their fingers, and now~put them on their lips to silence
8 2, Story20| the host: 'For God's sake~ Put mercury in my ear that I
9 2, Story24| lasciviousness. He replied: 'Put him to shame by thy~good
10 2, Story32| prisoner of the Franks, who put me to work with infidels
11 2, Story46| being asked why~he had not put his son-in-law under treatment,
12 3, Story28| force.~ It is useless to put vasmah on a bald man's brow.~ ~ ~
13 4, Story3 | what I do not know and be put to shame.'~ ~ ~ Hast thou
14 7, Story4 | silver-cheeks of some and put the crystal legs of others
15 7, Story5 | and generosity~ Must not put a lock upon his dirhems.~
16 7, Story10| was told that he had been put in~prison by the police.
17 7, Story14| his eyes what he used to put in those~of quadrupeds so
18 7, Story16| better than thyself and put thee to shame.'~ ~ ~ Be
19 7, Story20| and~although he had been put to shame, he was also in
20 7, Story20| each other,~every pawn he put forward I endeavoured to
21 7, Story20| Sometimes they accumulate and put~by, eat and give not; if
22 8, Maxim1 | the fruit thereof~ Do not put a saw to its foot by imposing
23 8, Maxim8 | unreliable, what trust can be put in~the flattery of enemies?~ ~ ~
24 8, Admon5 | that thou mayest not be put to shame if~they become
25 8, Admon8 | stratagem~ It is licit to put the hand to the sword.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
26 8, 21 | of men because thou wilt put them to~shame and wilt forfeit
27 8, 54 | robber.~ ~ ~ O thou, who hast put on a white robe for a show,~
28 8, 70 | thou listenest not, they put thee in~ fetters.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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