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Long form writing on figures, events, ideas and controversies across every tradition the atlas covers, distinct from the shorter facts on the subject's own page. An article takes on a single topic in depth, from a saint's life to a doctrinal dispute to the history of a sacred site, usually running well beyond what a fact card can hold.

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The Line Statement and the Horses That Seem to Retreat

The Line Statement and The House Made Great and the Establishment Screened

The Line Statement and The Hunt Bringing in Threefold Gain

The Line Statement and The Increase Brought to Others Without Decrease

The Line Statement and The King Employing Him to Present Offerings

The Line Statement and The King's Minister Struggling with Difficulty Upon Difficulty

The Line Statement and The Limitation Carried to the Point of Severity

The Line Statement and The Lines of Graceful Accomplishment Arriving

The Line Statement and The Marrying of a Ruler's Younger Sister

The Line Statement and The Medlar Tree Overspreading a Melon Beneath It

The Line Statement and The Nose and Feet Cut Off

The Line Statement and The One to Whose Increase All Parties Contribute

The Line Statement and The One Whose Buttocks Have Lost Their Skin

The Line Statement and The Parties Add to His Stores Ten Pairs

The Line Statement and the Path Resumed

The Line Statement and The Perfectly Sincere

The Line Statement and The Pleasure Arising from Inward Sincerity

The Line Statement and The Pleasure Found in Leading and Attracting Others

The Line Statement and The Pleasure of Inward Harmony

The Line Statement and the Quiet, Solitary Man

The Line Statement and the Rain Already Fallen

The Line Statement and the Resolute Tread

The Line Statement and the Return by Attraction

The Line Statement and The Screen So Thick the Stars Are Seen

The Line Statement and the Shared Resources

The Line Statement and The Shock Comes and Things Seem Lost

The Line Statement and The Shock Coming and Going

The Line Statement and The Shock Leaves Him Sunk in the Mud

The Line Statement and The Shock Leaving Him Distraught and Looking Around

The Line Statement and the Simple Lad Without Experience

The Line Statement and The Sincere Desire for Union That is Interrupted

The Line Statement and The Sincere Heart Seeking to Benefit Those Below

The Line Statement and The Sincerity Such That Even the Small Sacrifice

The Line Statement and the Single Yielding Line

The Line Statement and the Slope After Every Level Place

The Line Statement and the Sovereigns Sister

The Line Statement and The State of Rags and Worn Out Clothes

The Line Statement and The Strength Advancing with the Toes Alone

The Line Statement and The Strong and Determined Looks That Invite Evil

The Line Statement and The Superior Man Changes as the Leopard Changes

The Line Statement and The Superior Man Effects His Own Deliverance

The Line Statement and The Superior Man's Sincere Brilliance

The Line Statement and The Sweet and Acceptable Limitation

The Line Statement and The Tail Immersed

The Line Statement and the Tears Falling in Streams

The Line Statement and the Tied Up Sack

The Line Statement and the Tigers Bite

The Line Statement and The Time Protracted

The Line Statement and The Transition Between Difficulty and its Release

The Line Statement and The Union in His Dignified Position

The Line Statement and the Vigilant Superior Man

The Line Statement and the Wall Returned to the Moat

The Line Statement and The Wallet Holding Fish

The Line Statement and The Wallet with No Fish in It

The Line Statement and The Wanderer at His Lodging

The Line Statement and The Wanderer Finding a Resting Place

The Line Statement and The Wanderer Occupied with Mean and Trivial Things

The Line Statement and The Wanderer's Lodging Place Burned

The Line Statement and the Warning Against a Poor Match

The Line Statement and The Well Cleared Out Yet Unused

The Line Statement and The Well Cold and Clear

The Line Statement and The Well Lined with Brick

The Line Statement and The Well Shooting its Waters to Fish Alone

The Line Statement and The Wife Losing the Curtain of Her Carriage

The Line Statement and The Wild Geese Gradually Approaching the Shore

The Line Statement and the Yellow Lower Garment

The Line Statement and Three Men Travelling, One Departs

The Line Statement and Trusting in One Who Would Injure Him

The Line Statement and Using a Strong Horse to Rescue

The Line Statement and Waiting in a Mean Position to Be Married

The Line Statement and Waters Drawn from the Well Uncovered

The Line Statement and Wetting the Head

The Line Statement and What Might Have Caused Bloody Wounds

The Line Subscription Draws

The Line That Divides Two Churches Sharing a Book

The Line That Guards Against Schism

The Line That Is Said Quietly

The Line That Temple-Entry Law Drew, and the Line It Left Alone

The Line the Two Formulas Draw

The Line to Egypt, the Arabs, and After