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 1 Pre     | administered by governors in their name. About the time of the birth
 2 Pre     |      Shiraz is the capital, in the name of Abu Said, the last of
 3 Pre     |         Muzaffar, who had earned a name for valour in the service
 4 Pre     |          steadfastly the cup whose name is Death,~Empty the dregs
 5 Pre     |          day. He left behind him a name renowned for courage and
 6 Pre     |        poem in which he loaded his name with extravagant praise. "
 7 Pre     |   Conqueror (i.e. Mansur, of whose name this is the meaning) Hafiz
 8 Pre     |           conceive a God worth the name who shall be less than omnipotent
 9 Pre     |        Even the etymology of their name points to the same conclusion:
10 I       |            mine own, a dishonoured name.~What cloak shall cover
11 I(*)    |          Sufis took up the ancient name and used it to mean that
12 III(*)  |      Bilkis, Queen of Saba, in the name of God the Merciful, the
13 VII     |     Drunken am I, yet place not my name~In the Book of Doom, nor
14 VIII(*) |          his seal was engraved the name of God which is unknown
15 IX      |         from thy memory~My hapless name?" breathe low in his ear;~"
16 X       |            wilt find?~Drink to her name, to hours that flew,~Hours
17 X(*)    |           a better right under the name of Hafiz. It is set to a
18 XIII    |         them down and magnified my name,~For in my heart there burns
19 XVI     |           a stained or an honoured name,~The lovers of wine shall
20 XVIII(*)|          chapter of the Koran. His name signifies Green; wherever
21 XXV     |           one that numbered Hafiz' name among~The great-unnumbered
22 XXVI(*) |            Persia calling upon her name, and in order to beguile
23 XXXIV   |         And in the Book of Fate my name was writ.~Between my Lord
24 XXXV(*) |            that the meaning of the name Zindeh Rud is River of Life.
25 XXXVI(*)|            says Rosenzweig, is the name of a well-known Persian
26 XXXVIII |        without praise shall Hafiz' name be said,~Not without tears,
27 XXXIX(*)|         the Samaritans, whence his name. In this the Mahommadans
28 XXXIX(*)|             nor did they bear that name, until many ages later.
29 XXXIX(*)|            other country. His real name was Musa ibn Dhafar. He
30 XXXIX(*)|          Al Simiri is mentioned by name in the twenty-second chapter