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 1  I             |         their bards recited the noble pedigrees and doughty deeds
 2  I             |        himself came of the most noble family in Mecca, and could
 3  I             |  prominent member of one of the noble families of the town, should
 4  I             | principles of morality, and the noble thoughts which are common
 5  I             |       metaphor. The language is noble and forcible, but it is
 6  I,       IV   |       and make you enter with a noble entrance.~ ~And do not covet
 7 II,    XVIII(3)|      edition), akrim bihi, 'how noble it is!' abzar bihi being
 8 II,    XXIII   |         but He, the Lord of the noble throne! and~ ~ ./. whoso
 9 II,     XXIV   |       to them-forgiveness and a noble provision!~ ~O ye who believe!
10 II,     XXVI   |        to grow therein of every noble kind? verily, in that is
11 II,     XXVI   |  springs, and treasuries, and a noble station!'-thus,-and we made
12 II,    XXVII   |          O ye chiefs! verily, a noble letter has been thrown before
13 II,     XXXI   |        to grow therein of every noble kind.~ ~[10] This is God'
14 II,   XXXIII   |         have prepared for her a noble provision.~ ~O ye women
15 II,   XXXIII   |         has prepared for them a noble hire.~ ~O thou prophet!
16 II,    XXXIV   |       them is forgiveness and a noble provision.~ ~[5] But those
17 II,    XXXVI   |    tidings of forgiveness and a noble hire.~ ~Verily, we quicken
18 II,     XLIV   |       when there came to them a noble apostle: 'Send back to~ ~ ./. 
19 II,     XLIV   |        25] and corn lands and a noble place, and comfort wherein
20 II,     LXIX   |   verily, it is the speech of a noble apostle; and it is not the
21 II,     LXXX   |  purified, [15] in the hands of noble, righteous scribes!~ ~May
22 II,    LXXXI   |   Verily, it is the speech of a noble apostle, [20]~ mighty, standing
23 II,   LXXXII   |        you are guardians set 1,-noble, writing down! they know