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1    2, 11| understanding with the Syrian monk Abu Amir, and therefore
2    5, 3 |    thyself an eunuch, 3 not a monk,~Because chastity is mortgaged
3    5, 10|     Then follows a story of a monk (Diogenes) who took a lantern
4    5, 10|        as he said, a man.~The monk's search for a man.~The
5    5, 10|       s search for a man.~The monk said, "I am searching everywhere
6    5, 10|      O enlightened sage!"~The monk said, "I seek a man who
7    6, 5 |      anecdote of a sage and a monk. The sage asked the monk
8    6, 5 |      monk. The sage asked the monk which was the older, his
9    6, 5 |   white beard or himself. The monk replied that he himself