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15 |
Cf.
pp. 1:lxxv and 89, above. |
15a |
Following the reading ittihad
"oneness," one must assume an omission in the
text, as indicated. However, the slight correction to
ittihad would yield an
acceptable meaning, "when they follow their (different)
purposes, may lead to strife |
16 |
Cf.
pp. 414 f., above. |
17 |
Le.,
not universal. |
18 |
Bi-mulabasatihi: C and D. |
19 |
Walidahu "his
parents": C and D; al-layl wa-n-nahar "night and day:" D.
The latter form of the statement corresponds to the original
verse by Ibrahim b. al-Mahdi, quoted in Ibn 'Abdrabbih, Iqd,I,
212. |
20 |
Cf.
p. 407, above. |
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