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 1 Pre     |       on the doctrine that all things are an emanation from God
 2 Pre     |     and interdependence of all things divine and human is far
 3 Pre     |     instructed thus far in the things of love, and has learnt
 4 Pre     |       rising upward from these things begins to see that beauty,
 5 Pre     |        taught that all earthly things were alike vain-virtue and
 6 Pre     |  unwilling to despise the good things of this world. "The Garden
 7 Pre     |       their words convey. "The things which wise men, who are
 8 V(*)    |      would bring Zuleikha (us, things possible) forth from the
 9 XVI     |      the living and life--~All things are nought! Ho! fill me
10 XVI     |        to the common lot--~All things are nought!~Like an empty
11 XVI     |        light of thy fame--~All things are nought!~ ~
12 XXXIV(*)|   taught Adam the names of all things, and then proposed them
13 XXXIV(*)|     unto me the names of these things if ye say truth. They answered,
14 XL(*)   | desires if they would do three things: destroy her husband, worship