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 1   2, 134|     Fellow-citizens are called friends (and equals though one be)
 2   3, 113|       Even to others, personal friends and so forth, who have come
 3   3, 139|      for the sake of (gaining) friends, reaps after death no reward
 4   3, 141| twice-born men, consumed with (friends and relatives), is said
 5   6, 78 |       own) good actions to his friends and (the guilt of) his evil
 6   7, 32 |  without duplicity towards his friends, and be lenient towards
 7   7, 177|       matters so) that neither friends, nor neutrals, nor foes
 8   8, 64 |        the suit, nor familiar (friends), companions, and enemies (
 9   9, 269|       slay together with their friends, blood relations, and connexions.~
10   9, 307|      subjects to his rule both friends and foes, even so all subjects
11  12, 79 |      loss, (trouble in) making friends and (the appearance of)