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 1   Intro, 1      |       Because he who obtained knowledge has not returned.~ ~ O thou
 2       1, Story16|      I knew he possessed some knowledge of~arithmetic, I might,
 3       1, Story31|      opinion according to his knowledge. The king~likewise gave
 4       1, Story39|  livelihood were increased by knowledge~ None would be more needy
 5       2, Story39| excluded from the benefits of knowledge, like a blind man who~one
 6       2, Story44| concerning which thou hast no knowledge, obey~them not.~ ~ ~ A thousand
 7       7, Story2 |      inheritance, acquire his knowledge~ Because this property of
 8       7, Story20|      A dervish without divine knowledge rests not until his poverty,~
 9       8, Maxim2 |   books.~ What information or knowledge does the silly beast posses~
10       8, Maxim3 |                  Maxim 3~ ~ ~ Knowledge is for the cherishing of
11       8, Maxim3 |          Who sold abstinence, knowledge and piety~ Filled a granary
12       8, 16     |   Whilst man's progeny has no knowledge, sense or discernment.~
13       8, 53     |    money; a traveller~without knowledge is a bird without wings;
14       8, 57     |     attained~such a degree of knowledge, replied: 'By not being
15       8, 57     |     the way to the dignity of knowledge.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
16       8, 6      |     not enjoyed it, the other knowledge and not practised it.~ ~ ~