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1 3 |   suppose that) it is the property of a certain man,~56. And
2 4 | in his mind with all that property.~30. The ignorant man, who
3 4 | says): I will give all my property to this man.~32. In the
4 4 | 34. He is owner of all my property; to him I leave it all and
5 4 |  give him my whole family property.~35. And the (poor) man
6 4 |   father's and the family property, he thinks: Now am I a happy
7 13| battle gives them all his property, at last even his crown
8 18|  divine body; the natural property of his body is such.~Further,