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 1   2, 10 |                   10. And whereas men do not willingly ask from
 2   3, 12 |                   12. Hump-backed men coming out from the great
 3   3, 22 |          with upturned faces, the men seemed as if longing to
 4   3, 27 |      different in form from other men, with his gaze intently
 5   3, 44 |         pressed round by diseases men run to pleasure, though
 6   3, 46 |         scattered intelligence of men who can smile when still
 7   3, 55 |         Who is this borne by four men, followed by mournful companions,
 8   3, 61 |         think, must the hearts of men be, who can be self-composed
 9   4, 12 |       women, how much more easily men.~
10   4, 55 |           condition, that best of men pondered with an undisturbed,
11   4, 90 |     sayest as to even those great men having become victims to
12   4, 95 |      deceive one another,-are not men unfit for women to look
13   4, 95 |          to look at and women for men?~
14   5, 6  |              6. And beholding the men as they were ploughing,
15   5, 16 |           unobserved by the other men, there crept up a man in
16   5, 17 |        other replied, 'Oh bull of men, I, being terrified at birth
17   5, 21 |           heaven, the foremost of men was rejoiced and astonished;
18   5, 28 |         thy permission, O lord of men,-I wish to become a wandering
19   5, 45 |           night on the noblest of men who was like Indra himself,
20   5, 79 |         his duty, he, the best of men, longing to go to the forest,
21   6, 1  |         risen, he, the noblest of men, beheld the hermitage of
22   7, 18 |         by the lower the world of men; by the path of pain they
23   7, 28 |         in the deer; and in those men also who live as outcasts
24   7, 37 |           surrounding the best of men; and an old man from among
25   8, 8  |      pride of the Sakya race, the men of the city shed tears in
26   8, 43 |       guiltless,-that god amongst men, O queen, is gone away like
27   8, 83 |          83. 'Cease, O noblest of men, thy grief, regain thy firmness,-
28   8, 85 |            85. 'But if, O best of men, the effort must be made,
29   9, 19 |        householders, Indras among men, who wore diadems, and carried
30   9, 61 |                         61. 'Such men as these, illustrious in
31  10, 3  |      beauty, surpassing all other men, the people of that region
32  10, 7  |                         7. In the men and the women on the highway,
33  10, 17 |      lion-like gait, a lion among men, as a maned lion ascends
34  10, 19 |   affectionate regard the king of men approached, as Indra the
35  10, 28 |       three objects in life; when men die they pass Into dissolution
36  10, 37 |    distance,they take breath like men who have escaped safe through
37  11, 4  |                     4. 'But those men who act unchangingly towards
38  11, 9  |      through the world,-infatuate men's minds even when they are
39  11, 24 |                        24. 'Those men of no self-control who are
40  11, 25 |           Even if they enjoy them men are not satisfied, like
41  11, 29 |          snatching up a hot coal,-men never attain happiness,
42  11, 57 |     heaven, how much less amongst men?~
43  13, 10 |     followed by former leaders of men; this mendicant life is
44  13, 23 |        faces of rams, others with men's bodies and cats' faces;~
45  14, 32 |        the womb, are born amongst men and there suffer anguish.~
46  14, 85 |         thee, O true hero amongst men, O Lord of righteousness,
47  15, 66 |           Deva-heavens; and gods, men, and demons watered it with
48  15, 89 | remembered those others, the five men united in a worthy society,
49  16, 25 |         of good theories virtuous men, who understand noble knowledge,
50  16, 27 |          27. 'There are many wise men here who can discourse on
51  16, 49 |       purified in eighty thousand men, and even in all beings
52  16, 131|         the best of all guides of men, no other being is like