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 1   1, 1     |            the soul of the righteous man is nothing but a paradise,
 2   1, 3     |              as He said of the blind man to whom He gave his sight,
 3   1, 6     |           was told by a very learned man that souls without prayer
 4   1, 7     |       thought about previously; if a man is in the habit of speaking
 5   1, 8     |           them to rise, are like the man who had lain beside the
 6   2, 5     |             I once heard a spiritual man say that he was not so much
 7   1, 6     |           been describing. For, if a man is bitten by a viper, his
 8   1, 7     |      troubling him. Let him play the man and not be like those who
 9   1, 10    |           will bring good, just as a man selling an antidote will
10   1, 12(52)|          Actually the words are: "No man cometh. . . ."] ~
11   1, 1     |              say but "Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord"?56
12   1, 1     |              right in calling such a man blessed, for, unless he
13   1, 4     |            for David was a very holy man, yet you know what Solomon63
14   1, 5     |              they were for the young man when the Lord told him what
15   1, 5     |       Mansions I have had that young man in mind, for we are exactly
16   1, 6     |          sorrowfully, like the young man in the Gospel,67 what do
17   2, 4     |                               A rich man, who is childless and has
18   2, 4     |            charity as these. If this man cannot resign himself, because
19   2, 13    | circumspection; they should select a man who is completely disillusioned
20   1, 9     |     understanding. I asked a learned man about this and he said I
21   2, 4     |          that the whole of the outer man enjoys this consolation
22   3, 9     |    everything is lost, however far a man may have climbed towards
23   2, 15    |            had He not been more than man, one day of that grief would
24   3, 6(141)|    presumably meant the Pauline "old man".] ~
25   3, 11    |            of a learned confessor, a man of clear insight and a servant
26   4, 11    |            did the clay to the blind man who was healed by our Spouse;172
27   5, 2     |            is a fact that a powerful man cannot bear away a straw
28   7, 12    |              fact unable to do so. A man will not be right, however,
29   7, 15    |             knew that He was God and Man; and, although she loved
30   8, 8     |     confession, to some very learned man (for it is from such men
31   8, 8     |              not be a very spiritual man, someone with learning is
32   8, 8     |            to you, though no learned man would say such a thing if
33   8, 9     |              your director, though a man of prayer, has not been
34   8, 9     |              I advise you to go to a man who has both spirituality
35   9, 7     |              Even Saint Jerome, holy man though he was, did not banish
36   9, 11    |            has this and is a learned man, he will be able to form
37   9, 12    |            your mind. A very learned man used to say that the devil
38   9, 13    |                         This learned man thought that the counsel,
39   9, 23    |             of two indeed; one was a man. Both were desirous of serving
40  10, 5     |             where he says that every man is a liar.204 One would
41  10, 5(204)|            said in my excess: 'Every man as a liar,'" Cf. A.V., Psalm
42  10, 6     |              the presence of God and man, in every way possible to
43   1, 4     |              stand looking at such a man and not give him this food
44   1, 6(218)|         following note here: "Though man in this life, if so raised
45   4, 3     |          says David, "Blessed is the man that feareth God."246 May