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 1 9 |          dance ye securely. Vain man, art thou not mad, to worship
 2 19|         ignominy, that a prudent man should be seduced and worship
 3 19|        log is Diana? You trust a man who in the morning is drunk,
 4 21|        art become senseless as a man, if thou thinkest that these
 5 23|      ready. Woe to thee, foolish man! thou thyself lookest around
 6 24|        Ah! not thus, O malignant man, shall it be as thou thinkest.
 7 25|     BELIEVE.~How long, O foolish man, wilt thou not acknowledge
 8 26|          these make thee to be a man dead? Cannot thirty years
 9 26|          length make thee a wise man? Ignorant how thou hast
10 26|      slain by a brother. Impious man, say, said He, where is
11 27|          here. Rightly is mortal man separated from the flesh.
12 28|          a cruel death. O wicked man, hear now what thou gainest
13 29|      WICKED AND UNBELIEVING RICH MAN.~Thou wilt, O rich man,
14 29|      RICH MAN.~Thou wilt, O rich man, by insatiably looking too
15 29|        God. Learn God, O foolish man, who wishes thee to be immortal,
16 30|          destroyed him; the poor man cries out eurhka. By and
17 30|  prepared. Strip thyself, O rich man turned away from God, of
18 31|         am innocent; nor do I, a man of no account, accuse you,
19 34|          subjection. O people, O man, thou brother, do not be
20 34|       beast, but thou art born a man. Do thou thyself wisely
21 35|          feared by the primitive man, whence comes death by the
22 35|           The first law is lost; man eats whence he can, who
23 41|         Isaiah said: This is the man who moveth the world anti
24 43|          and wherever the wicked man fleeth, he is seized upon
25 47|       law is given to the unjust man that he may restrain himself.
26 48|          by law. Law is given to man, and a doctrine of life
27 57|          to thee. Thou observest man's command, and shunnest
28 57|          live, being a believing man, as do the Gentiles, the
29 58|          When the Lord says that man should eat bread with groaning,
30 58|         God when He first formed man; thou wishest to abandon
31 61|      them entirely with the poor man. Thou seekest to feed him,
32 61|        before, call forth a poor man from the crowd whom thou
33 63|       conquer. Lay snares for no man, since thou servest God.
34 64|      Thou art jealous, O envious man, of another who is struggling
35 69|       almost mined. But a devout man restrains it, governing
36 71|        should perish, let a poor man be refreshed, who has nothing
37 71| displease thee to go to the poor man, always hateful, send money,
38 72|        more secure than the rich man. Receive into thy ears the
39 72|      Solomon: God hates the poor man to be a pleader on high.
40 72|        grieve you that a healthy man should have faith. In the
41 74|        the pomp benefit the dead man? Thou shalt be accused,
42 78|        still look after the poor man, who cannot feed thee again:
43 80|            LXXX. THE NAME OF THE MAN OF GAZA.~Ye who are to be