Rumi: All the seventy and two heresies lurk in you, Have a care lest one day they prevail over you; He in whose breast the lea

All the seventy and two heresies lurk in you, Have a care lest one day they prev — Rumi

All the seventy and two heresies lurk in you, Have a care lest one day they prevail over you; He in whose breast the leaf of true faith is grown Must tremble as a leaf from fear of such a catastrophe.

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