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 1 Pre   |        again the true justice, beauty, and wisdom of which it
 2 Pre   |    punishment; Paradise is the beauty, Hell the glory of God,
 3 Pre   |   Hafiz sings of "the Imperial Beauty which is for ever playing
 4 Pre   | perceive a nature of wonderful beauty, not growing or decaying,
 5 Pre   |      things begins to see that beauty, is not far from the end."~
 6 Pre   |      wife and child, power and beauty and the bold part played
 7 Pre   |      the reflection of eternal beauty is in itself worthy to be
 8 Pre   |     disciples the idol is God; beauty is the divine perfection
 9 II(*) |       was intended to rival in beauty the Garden of Eden. "When
10 V     |      shall be.~But of Joseph's beauty the lute shall speak;~And
11 V(*)  |  maidens were famous for their beauty and musical accomplishments,
12 V(*)  |       Oriental type of perfect beauty. The story of his relations
13 V(*)  |       the original is of great beauty.~The whole poem has received
14 V(*)  |     mystic: "By reason of that beauty daily increasing that Joseph (
15 V(*)  |   beheld the splendour of true beauty with different qualities,
16 XIII  | glories of the earth;~Only thy beauty to mine eyes was dear.~Sleep
17 XXI(*)|     who was transported by the beauty of the verses and the philosophic
18 XXIII |     brow,~And in the realms of beauty she bore sway.~But all the
19 XXVI  |    glance~Still from my Lady's beauty turned be.~Like Hafiz, drain
20 XXXIX |      up,~Clothed in her ripest beauty: fill the cup!~Of Spring'