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1. [...] ritten to Illustrate the Episode of the Bab Touching the individual known as the [...]
2. [...] Touching the individual known as the Bab and the true nature of this sect divers [...]
3. [...] The Bab was a young merchant of the Pure Lineag [...]
4. [...] gan to speak and to declare the rank of Bab-hood.* Now what He intended by the term [...]
5. [...] hood.* Now what He intended by the term Bab [Gate] was this, that He was the channe [...]
6. [...] The Bab Himself set out to perform the circumam [...]
7. [...] or of Fars, to inflict a beating on the Bab's missionaries, that is on Mulla Sadiq [...]
8. [...] ient, sent several horsemen, caused the Bab to be brought before him, censured and [...]
9. [...] the demand for reparation. And when the Bab returned his censure and withstood him [...]
10. [...] dent that His meaning was the Gatehood [Babiyyat] of another city and the mediumshi [...]
11. [...] s rife; and their interference with the Bab cast a clamor throughout Persia, causin [...]
12. [...] id arrived at Shiraz he interviewed the Bab three times. In the first and second co [...]
13. [...] and proper, returned with some [of the Bab's] writings. When the divine heard how [...]
14. [...] embrace the doctrine], and wrote to the Bab his own declaration and confession. [...]
15. [...] The Bab in His reply signified to him the oblig [...]
16. [...] cure and decisive remedy is to kill the Bab. And the Bab has assembled a great host [...]
17. [...] sive remedy is to kill the Bab. And the Bab has assembled a great host and mediates [...]
18. [...] gh constable to attack the house of the Bab's maternal uncle at midnight on all sid [...]
19. [...] osts found no one in the house save the Bab, His maternal uncle, and Siyyid Kazim o [...]
20. [...] ed Husayn Khan to flee, he released the Bab on condition of His quitting the city. [...]
21. [...] On the morning after that night the Bab with Siyyid Kazim of Zanjan set out fro [...]
22. [...] t a decree had been issued ordering the Bab to be sent to Tihran in order that some [...]
23. [...] dents of the Mu'tamid knew aught of the Bab. [...]
24. [...] the Mu'tamid's nephew, was aware of the Bab's being in the private apartments, and [...]
25. [...] instructions that they should send the Bab secretly in disguise under the escort o [...]
26. [...] period of twenty days. After that, the Bab forwarded a letter to the Royal Presenc [...]
27. [...] re is no doubt that the presence of the Bab will be the cause of the gravest troubl [...]
28. [...] w' a letter was issued addressed to the Bab in his Majesty's own writing, and, acco [...]
29. [...] Besides this the followers of the Bab recount certain messages conveyed [from [...]
30. [...] requested the government to punish the [Bab's] followers, and to remove the Bab to [...]
31. [...] he [Bab's] followers, and to remove the Bab to the Castle of Chihriq. So they sent [...]
32. [...] But the Bab Himself attached no importance to this [...]
33. [...] ed a severe punishment in regard to the Bab for the intimidation and frightening of [...]
34. [...] When the Bab reached Tabriz they brought Him after s [...]
35. [...] They asked concerning the claims of the Bab. He advanced the claim of Mihdi-hood; w [...]
36. [...] ammar. So the assembly broke up and the Bab returned to His own dwelling. [...]
37. [...] onounced no sentence with regard to the Bab, nor did he desire to interfere with Hi [...]
38. [...] his own hand. After this they sent the Bab back to Chihriq and subjected Him to a [...]
39. [...] united in uprooting and dispersing the Babis. But the late King Muhammad Shah acte [...]
40. [...] arned persons who were followers of the Bab opposition, discussion, and strife did [...]
41. [...] the eradication and suppression of the Babis as necessary: at another time he woul [...]
42. [...] mon folk to molest the followers of the Bab, and a general onslaught took place. Mo [...]
43. [...] But the Babi chiefs composed treatises against them [...]
44. [...] in spite of His lack of education, the Bab had composed, as due to the promptings [...]
45. [...] the steadfastness and constancy of the Bab a most mighty sign, and related miracle [...]
46. [...] ts certain persons appeared amongst the Babis who had a strange ascendancy and appe [...]
47. [...] was the associate and companion of the Bab in His pilgrimage journey. After a whil [...]
48. [...] ge set himself to exalt the word of the Bab with the utmost steadfastness, and the [...]
49. [...] with the utmost steadfastness, and the Bab did full justice to speech in praising [...]
50. [...] y sacrificed her life in the way of the Bab. She discussed and disputed with the do [...]
51. [...] smen, he issued orders to persecute the Babis, imagining that by overweening force [...]
52. [...] elate that the possessions of a certain Babi in Kashan were plundered, and his hous [...]
53. [...] hat very day entered the society of the Babis, saying, "This very ill-usage and pub [...]
54. [...] l directions to punish and chastise the Babis. Governors and magistrates sought a p [...]
55. [...] principles and hidden doctrines of the Bab's teachings, and did not recognize thei [...]
56. [...] cient usage. The way of approach to the Bab was, moreover, closed, and the flame of [...]
57. [...] Mazindaran, scattered and separated the Babis in that forest on the road and off th [...]
58. [...] e at night and the army was routed. The Babis fired the tents and huts, and night b [...]
59. [...] n authority, issued commands to put the Bab to death. This befell in brief as follo [...]
60. [...] Now the Siyyid Bab had disposed all His affairs before set [...]
61. [...] tian regiment of Urumiyyih; suspend the Bab before all the people; and give orders [...]
62. [...] him his instructions. They removed the Bab's turban and sash which were the signs [...]
63. [...] ief of the farrashes delivered over the Bab and a young man named Aqa Muhammad-'Ali [...]
64. [...] o ropes were hung down. By one rope the Bab was suspended and by the other rope Aqa [...]
65. [...] t the head of that young man was on the Bab's breast. The surrounding housetops bil [...]
66. [...] hey saw that young man standing and the Bab seated by the side of His amanuensis Aq [...]
67. [...] ard, advanced; and they again bound the Bab together with that young man to the sam [...]
68. [...] th that young man to the same nail. The Bab uttered certain words which those few w [...]
69. [...] On the second night at midnight the Babis carried away the two bodies. [...]
70. [...] quiry it hath been proved that when the Bab had dispersed all His writings and pers [...]
71. [...] he nobles of Adhirbayjan devoted to the Bab, arrived, and proceeded straightway to [...]
72. [...] sheltered the body in the workshop of a Babi of Milan: next day they manufactured a [...]
73. [...] rsia fire fell on the households of the Babis, and each one of them, in whatever ha [...]
74. [...] peared, and it became certain that [the Babis] were increasing. The flame rose high [...]
75. [...] is event there was wrought by a certain Babi a great error and a grave presumption [...]
76. [...] is this, that during the time when the Bab was residing in Adhirbayjan a youth, Sa [...]
77. [...] ffected with the utmost devotion to the Bab, night and day was busy in serving Him, [...]
78. [...] reason. Now when that which befell the Bab in Tabriz took place, this servant, act [...]
79. [...] unt from the first manifestation of the Bab until the present time; but when the th [...]
80. [...] owever, to our original subject. Of the Bab's writings many remained in men's hands [...]
81. [...] e beginning of the manifestation of the Bab there was in Tihran (which the Bab call [...]
82. [...] the Bab there was in Tihran (which the Bab called the Holy Land) a Youth of the fa [...]
83. [...] When the question of the Bab was noised abroad signs of partiality a [...]
84. [...] ng and entering into relations with the Bab. The medium of this correspondence was [...]
85. [...] la 'Abdu'l-Karim of Qazvin, who was the Bab's mainstay and trusted intimate. Now si [...]
86. [...] wer of the Amir-Nizam, whereby both the Bab and Baha'u'llah were in great danger an [...]
87. [...] rs, ostensibly at his dictation, to the Bab. And since secret correspondences were [...]
88. [...] ret correspondences were in process the Bab highly approved of this scheme. So Mirz [...]
89. [...] e (which was termed in the books of the Bab "the year of 'after a while'" and where [...]
90. [...] increase and multiply; still, since the Bab was but beginning to lay the foundation [...]
91. [...] le guiding principle being love for the Bab. This ignorance was the reason that in [...]
92. [...] lested and grievously injured a certain Babi. The victim unclosed his hand in retal [...]
93. [...] he local authorities; and that all [the Babis] in 'Iraq would shortly be delivered [...]
94. [...] ver with bound hands to Persia. But the Babis passed the time in calmness and silen [...]
95. [...] how he might grieve and humiliate [the Babis]. Every day he sought some pretext fo [...]
96. [...] Now when [the Babis] found themselves unable to treat thi [...]
97. [...] or distracting the senses [of the Babis]. Finally, however, being dismissed, [...]
98. [...] tisement and punishment," yet still the Babis continued to conduct themselves with [...]
99. [...] f abode and residence. To that city the Babis, accompanied by [Turkish] officers, p [...]
100. [...] f Isfahan, one of the followers [of the Bab], laid the foundations of intimacy and [...]
101. [...] , nay in the court itself, saying, "The Babis say thus, and expound in this wise: [ [...]
102. [...] ection; the expediency of banishing the Babis came under consideration; and all of [...]
103. [...] vine support in the affair of the Bab; the inability of whosoever is upon the [...]
104. [...] rvants of God, a certain number [of the Babis] appealed to the governor of 'Iraq. I [...]
105. [...] eople are mad,' this [too] is very improbable, for it is not [a thing] confined to [...]
106. [...] the presence of the King by the name of Babis, and forthwith engage in slaughter an [...]
107. [...] d outcry saying "These two brothers are Babis and deserve severe punishment from th [...]