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 1 Pre     |     and the souls of men, the angels, the heavens, the stars,
 2 VII(*)  |       chap. x.). Two guardian angels attend every man and write
 3 VIII(*) |       made him wiser than the angels, he bound him to himself
 4 VIII(*) | before which the Jinn and the Angels must bow down. It was with
 5 XXX(*)  |     is the highest of all the angels. It is his duty to write
 6 XXXIV   |     LAST night I dreamed that angels stood without~The tavern
 7 XXXIV(*)|      part played in it by the angels, is told by Mahommad in
 8 XXXIV(*)|   When thy Lord said unto the angels, I am going to place a substitute
 9 XXXIV(*)|     then proposed them to the angels, and said, Declare unto
10 XXXIV(*)|     And when we said unto the angels, Worship Adam; they all
11 XXXIV(*)|     it forty days to dry. The angels came often to gaze upon
12 XXXIV(*)|     nostrils, and ordered the angels to submit to the man he
13 XXXIV(*)|     Paradise. The rest of the angels acknowledged the superiority
14 XXXIV(*)|      that Hafiz speaks of the angels as standing at the tavern
15 XXXIV(*)|     and when he says that the angels first brought him wine,
16 XL(*)   | follows: Once upon a time the angels fell to marvelling over
17 XL(*)   | heaven. For some time the two angels accomplished their duties
18 XL(*)   |      her husband, and the two angels conceived a violent passion
19 XL(*)   |   Murderers and idolaters the angels could not agree to become,
20 XL(*)   |       me also that word." The angels confided to her the secret
21 XL(*)   |   turned her into a star. The angels attempted to follow her
22 XL(*)   |       was she who led the two angels Harut and Marut into sin."~
23 XL(*)   |     the Talmud, where the two angels are called Asa and Asail.
24 XL(*)   |       Talmud relates that the angels, after their sin, were carried