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 1 Pre     |       of all things divine and human is far older than Sufi thought.
 2 Pre     |  exaggerated expression of the human affections. Jami describes
 3 Pre     |       falls Jami's doctrine of human love: "Avert not thy face
 4 Pre     |      the mysterious purpose of human life, and an unsatisfactory
 5 Pre     |     measure, from the touch of human sympathies which are, when
 6 Pre     |        songs of that melody of human life which is everywhere
 7 Pre     |   discovered the answer to all human demands when their own heart
 8 Pre     |        important incentives to human action; he ignored neither
 9 VIII(*) |    vent!"~Solomon, the type of human greatness, is the King whose
10 XI(*)   |       as a type of the wildest human ambition, the other as a
11 XIV(*)  |     derision, Hafiz; calls the human body a house of joy.~The
12 XIV(*)  |       a baneful influence upon human life.~Stanza 4.--Rosenzweig
13 XVI(*)  |     without trailing clouds of human approbation, since they
14 XXXIV(*)| despised clay out of which the human body was moulded. I think