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 1 Pre     |      be acceptable unto God."[3] There is a tradition that~[
 2 Pre     | Religions de I'Asie Centrale.~3. Cf. St. Paul, who is scarcely
 3 IV(*)   |                         Verse 3.--The Persians describe
 4 V(*)    |       true profession.~Stanza 3.--Joseph is the Oriental
 5 VII(*)  |      all who see them.~Stanza 3.--That is, do not attempt
 6 VIII(*) |                        Stanza 3.--When God had created man
 7 XIV(*)  |      death of his son.~Stanza 3.--Rosenzweig, in his edition
 8 XV(*)   |                        Stanza 3.--"Night is with child"--
 9 XVII(*) |                        Stanza 3.--The allusion is to the
10 XVIII(*)|    with flowing curls.~Stanza 3.--"Erghwan," the Syringa
11 XXI(*)  |      in Sufi doctrine.~Stanza 3.--To be clothed in one colour
12 XXVI(*) |      the same dynasty.~Stanza 3.--The loves of Ferhad and
13 XXIX(*) |                        Stanza 3.--Maghilan, a thorny shrub
14 XXXI(*) |                        Stanza 3.--The month of Sha'aban
15 XXXII(*)|                        Stanza 3.--According to the popular
16 XXXIV(*)|  contemplation of God.~Stanza 3.--"Concerning the forbidden
17 XXXV(*) |    pages of sentiment!~Stanza 3.--The Zindeh Rud was a river
18 XL(*)   |     Khizr. See Note to Stanza 3 of Poem XVIII.~Stanza 3.--
19 XL(*)   |       3 of Poem XVIII.~Stanza 3.--Zohra is the planet Venus,
20 XL(*)   |    stones, see Note to Stanza 3 of poem XXXIII.~