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Passages similar to: Pyramid Texts — Texts Of Miscellaneous Contents, Utterances 628-658
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Ancient Egyptian
Pyramid Texts
Texts Of Miscellaneous Contents, Utterances 628-658 (632)
1790 To say: My heart is full of the place where thou art; 1790 how harmful is thine odour, how bad is thine odour, how great is thine odour!
Sufi
The Travelers who ate the Young Elephant (21-30)
Thou art asleep, and the smell of that forbidden fruit Ascends to the azure skies, Ascends along with thy foul breath, Till it overpowers heaven with ...
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The Vakil of the Prince of Bokhara (152-161)
O love, love, and heart's desire of love! Let thy first boon to me be this, Though thou knowest my condition clearly, O protector of slaves, listen...
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The Vakil of the Prince of Bokhara (1-11)
A damsel said to her lover, "O fond youth, You have visited many cities in your travels; Which of those cities seems most delightful to you?" He made...
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Mahmud and Ayaz. 1 (1-11)
A loved one said to her lover to try him, Early one morning, "O such an one, son of such an one, I marvel whether you hold me more dear, Or yourself;...
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The Gluttonous Sufi (21-30)
My heart has other five senses of its own; Let not a weakling like you censure me, What, seems night to you is broad day to me; Your feet are in the...
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Mahmud and Ayaz (continued) (44-53)
Come nigh to thy faithful shepherd, That he may cleanse thy garment of vermin, And mend thy shoes, and kiss the hem of thy robe!" No one equaled that...
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The Merchant and his Clever Parrot (42-51)
How shall I not be in the number of those bewitched by Him? How shall I be other than night without His day? Without the vision of His face that...
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Prologue (41-49)
O Iover, 'twas love that gave life to Mount Sinai, When "it quaked, and Moses fell down in a swoon." Did my Beloved only touch me with his lips, I...
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The Prophet and his Infidel Guest (61-70)
Act and word manifest the secret thoughts and mind, When your witnesses are purified they are accepted, They enter into conflict with you, O...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LVI (1)
Oh Tmu! give me that delicious air which is in thine own nostrils
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LXIV (10)
Thy face is as that of a hound whose nostril sniffeth at the covert to which my feet convey me
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The Fowler and the Bird (19-27)
O Light on high! what is repentance without Thy grace But a mere mockery of the beard of repentance; Thou rootest up the hairs of such repentance,...
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The Merchant and his Clever Parrot (72-81)
In a fit state to see the vision of Thyself? When our hearts are bewitched by Thy smiles and frowns, Can we gain life from these two alternating...
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The Merchant and his Clever Parrot (52-61)
My heart says, "He has injured me," Do me justice, O Thou who art the glory of the just, Who art the throne, and I the lintel of Thy door! But, in sob...
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The Fowler and the Bird (10-18)
Sleep has deserted my eyes Through my longing for Thee, O Envy of cypresses! Though I be unworthy of Thy favor, how were it If thou shouldst regard...
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The Drunken Turkish Amir and the Minstrel (1-10)
"I know not if thou art a moon or an idol, I know not what service to pay thee, Thou art not apart from me, yet, strange to say, I know not where I...
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Bayazid and the Saint (131-140)
O heart haste thither, for God will shine upon you, He will infuse into your soul a new soul, So as to fill you, like a goblet, with wine. Take up...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LXXXVI (2)
O ye gods, whose perfume is delicious: Flame which proceedest from the Horizon: O thou who art in the place whence I have brought the keeper of his...
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Sufi
The Conference of the Birds
The Birds Assemble (7)
Salutations, O Nightingale of the Garden of Love! Utter your plaintive notes caused by the wounds and pains of love. Lament sweetly from the heart,...
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The Prince and the Handmaid (31-40)
Whatsoever one says, whose reason is thus astray, Let him not boast; his efforts are useless. Whatever he says is not to the point, What can I say whe...
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