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 1 Pre      | fourteenth century.[1] His names, being interpreted, signify the
 2 Pre      |          a poem upon Sufiism, and being but a mediocre poetaster,
 3 Pre      |   professional jealousy of Hafiz, being himself a writer of occasional
 4 Pre      |   consulting his poems, which, on being taken at haphazard, opened
 5 Pre      |         ite and Sunni sprang into being, the Shi'ites, or followers
 6 Pre      |         in the form of a corporal being; in the second he sees him
 7 Pre      |          himself he contains both being and not being; when he chooses
 8 Pre      |       contains both being and not being; when he chooses he casts
 9 Pre      |         consciousness of his will being free; for on the one hand
10 Pre      |        Bible (this venerable book being not yet quite free from
11 Pre      |         Love, of which the divine being is at once the source and
12 Pre      |   affections. Jami describes Pure Being, before it had been manifested
13 II(*)    |           in the deserts of Aden, being preserved by Providence
14 II(*)    |          one inhabitant, at which being terrified, he stayed no
15 XXI(*)   |        working miracles, and with being able to give efficacious
16 XXV(*)   |     justified by the event-but on being asked to perform the less
17 XXXVII(*)|         that "the juice of apples being drunk, and endive, are the
18 XXXVII(*)|             is called the Bezaar, being approved good against Venome"