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 1 3 |      to them, when they died, men erected images. But the
 2 6 |    belong tO the character of men. Thou art then a fool, to
 3 6 | manner be in love with living men now if he were alive. Ye
 4 10| remained outside. The race of men deceive you, for they were
 5 12| expired even as one of mortal men. Again, restored from his
 6 12|      Hence you manifestly see men living a life like his,
 7 15|       god: the rustic mind of men, untaught also, when they
 8 18|  seduces so many and so great men, and only was silent about
 9 26|     live. Moreover, the young men who have been deprived of
10 30|                     XXX. RICH MEN, BE HUMBLE.~Learn, O thou
11 30|       under you. Ah, wretched men, let ordinary men flee far
12 30|    wretched men, let ordinary men flee far from you. He lived,
13 30|     dost perish. Thus ye rich men are undisciplined, ye give
14 30| prosperity. Take away, O rich men, hearts of fraud, and take
15 37|      refuge from those bloody men. He gave Himself to us by
16 40|  people such as yours. O evil men! in so many places, and
17 48|    blood. Not to desire other men's goods; to wish to have
18 50|       or deaf as adders: such men ought abundantly to pray
19 58|      follow these circumcised men? In what respect they perished,
20 66| righteous obedience of wicked men. Make yourselves like to
21 68|     by all things, as learned men, looking upwards, always
22 80|     illustrious stem, and the men of nobility under the conquered
23 80|      curiosity of the learned men shall find my name in this.~