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  • When his carnal soul began to spawn from this egoism, he began to chew a hundred thousand thistles (cherish absurd fancies).
  • Even the evil eye can traverse a hundred deserts to reach the object of its greed and envy: 4770
  • How, (then), should the sea of the King, to which every water returns, be ignorant of what is (contained) in torrent and river?
  • The King's heart was pained by his (the prince's) thoughts and the ingratitude (shown) for his virgin (ever new) munificence.
  • He said (to himself), “Prithee, O base ill-mannered fellow, was this what my bounty deserved? Marvellous!
  • (Look) how I have dealt with thee in (lavishing) this precious treasure! (Look) how thou hast dealt with me in thy mean-spiritedness!
  • I have put in thy bosom a moon that will never set till the Day of Reckoning, 4775
  • And in requital for that gift of pure light thou hast thrown thorns and earth in mine eye.
  • I have become for thee a ladder to Heaven, and thou hast become a bow and arrow in combat with me.”
  • Pangs of jealousy arose in (the heart of) the King: the reflexion of the King's pangs entered into him (the prince).