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 1  I             |             to disputes as to their interpretation.~ ~In the present recension
 2  I             |          himself allowed. The other interpretation of this tradition, namely,
 3  I             |          differences of reading and interpretation had already engendered,
 4  I             |            can arise concerning its interpretation, as, for instance, when
 5  I             |          the most part, kept to the interpretation of the Arabic commentator
 6  I,      III   |             craving for (their own) interpretation of it; but none know the
 7  I,      III   |            of it; but none know the interpretation of it except God. But those
 8  I,      VII   |          wait now for aught but its interpretation?-on the day when its interpretation
 9  I,      VII   | interpretation?-on the day when its interpretation shall come,~ ~ ./. those
10  I,        X   |           cannot compass, while its interpretation has not yet come to them;
11  I,      XII   |            thee, and teach thee the interpretation of sayings, and fulfil His
12  I,      XII   |            did surely teach him the interpretation of sayings; for God can
13  I,      XII   |            do eat; inform us of the interpretation thereof; verily, we see
14  I,      XII   |         will inform you both of its interpretation before it comes to you.
15  I,      XII   |            I will inform you of the interpretation thereof, so send me.'~ ~'
16  I,      XII   |              O my sire! This is the interpretation of my vision aforetime;
17  I,      XII   |              and hast taught me the interpretation of sayings; O originator
18  I,      XVI(2)|        imâman, 'antistes,' and this interpretation I have followed. Others
19  I,      XVI(2)|          seems to favour the former interpretation.~ ~ ./. 
20 II,    XVIII   |          thee. I will give thee the interpretation of that with which thou
21 II,    XVIII   |            own bidding. That is the interpretation of what thou couldst not
22 II,      XXI(2)|           arises from a too literal interpretation of Psalm cxlviii.~ ~
23 II,      XXV   |         thee the truth and the best interpretation.~ ~They who shall be gathered
24 II,   LXVIII(2)|            Or, according to another interpretation, 'with a determined purpose.'--- ~ ~ ./.