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 1   Intro, 3      |          things betoken levity of intellect: to remain mute~ When it
 2       1, Story5 |        was endued with marvellous intellect, sagacity, perception and~
 3       1, Story5 |           wealth and greatness in~intellect, not in years.' His companions,
 4       1, Story16|         of wisdom and~maturity of intellect is this? The saying of philosophers
 5       1, Story39|         governor of Egypt but his intellect and~discrimination were
 6       2, Story20| attributed it to the levity of my intellect and~laughed secretly. One
 7       2, Story34|        fetters to the~feet of the intellect and a snare to a sagacious
 8       5, Story3 |           become of his exquisite~intellect so that it had been overcome
 9       5, Story17|           blotted out the form of intellect from our heart.~ Alas, the
10       7, Story7 |         gave thee a soul, nature, intellect and perception,~ Beauty,
11       7, Story10|          pregnant women, O man of intellect,~ Bring forth serpents at
12       7, Story14|          to suffer from~levity of intellect.~ ~ ~ A shrewd and enlightened
13       8, 11     |         thinks himself perfect in intellect and his child in~beauty.~ ~ ~
14       8, 40     |                     Maxim 39~ ~ ~ Intellect may become captive to lust
15       8, 41     |        necessary. Arrangement and intellect, then a realm;~ For realm