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 1 Pre     |          was debated whether his body might be given the rites
 2 Pre     | contemplation of God just as the body is intoxicated with wine.
 3 Pre     |        by the mortal veil of the body. But this reunion is pushed
 4 Pre     |          the resurrection of the body, which is constantly insisted
 5 Pre     |          who has annihilated the body and is entirely~[1. Dabistan.~
 6 Pre     |     their lashes, that her whole body may be a perfect mystery."-"
 7 I(*)    |       refreshed and comforted in body. And here the Sufis took
 8 III(*)  |        and reeds for burning the body of Jafar ibn Yahya.' (The
 9 XIII    |       wash me clean, and o'er my body pour~Love's generous wine!
10 XIV(*)  |       which God kneaded into the body of Adam, and that, out of
11 XIV(*)  |           Hafiz; calls the human body a house of joy.~The moon,
12 XV      |     deserted door,~The cold dead body breathe again and burn.~
13 XXVI(*) |         and fell dead across his body.~It is difficult to conceive
14 XXXIV(*)|      clay out of which the human body was moulded. I think he
15 XXXVIII |        lying there,~When from my body life and love have fled.~
16 XXXIX(*)|       they had washed the King's body while he was ill. He therefore
17 XXXIX(*)|    maidens who washed the King's body; the parrots of India are