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 1 6 | innocence I might have come on account of love, but (looking at
 2 6 |        I was unable to come on account of fear. ~
 3 9 |        great care over them on account of our dependence on them,
 4 10|      he was going (thither) on account of his love which was making
 5 10|      he was nigh to sinking on account of fear which fell upon
 6 11|      loved the Merciful One on account of His forgiveness, and
 7 11|     verily feared the Judge on account of His vengeance. And though,
 8 26|   Investigation and rebuke, on account of its unconstrained nature.
 9 27|        know not how to give an account ! For I am not able to state
10 32|     means to give, and on this account He was unable to give it.
11 34|       become like him. On this account they have a (fixed) Nature,
12 41|     they call us. For Truth on account of its strength goes wherever
13 46|  nature possesses heat on that account our Freewill is unable to
14 46|        by nature ; and on that account our Will is able to conquer