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 1    I, 9 |      horses together with their master? These are the deeds of
 2   II, 4 |         a victory he had become master of Greece, despise, and
 3   II, 6 |   itself, and is subject to the master who built or inhabits it;
 4  III, 15|      not seen."~Aristippus, the master of the Cyrenaics, had a
 5   IV, 4 |     father, nor the other their master. And as they who are disinherited
 6   IV, 4 |      the punishment of the true Master against those who are deserters
 7   IV, 4 |       from or does not know his Master; and an undutiful son, who
 8   IV, 11|      his owner, and the ass his master's stall; but Israel hath
 9   IV, 13|         senseless, who follow a Master who is wise even by the
10   IV, 21|        the name of their divine Master doing many and almost incredible
11   IV, 24|          It is befitting that a master and teacher of virtue should
12   IV, 26|    stand beside God, who is our Master and Teacher, and crown Him
13   IV, 27| followers, in the name of their Master, and by the sign of His
14   IV, 28|      for we must serve Him as a master, and be obedient to Him
15   IV, 29|         the name and power of a master, yet by the civil law the
16   IV, 29|        and one person is called master. So this world is the one
17    V, 15|        one is a slave, no one a master; for if all have the same
18    V, 19|       THE RIGHT OF A FATHER AND MASTER.~But undoubtedly this is
19    V, 19|       runs away and deserts his master, and if he is judged most
20    V, 19|        Him who is both the true Master and Father, but those which
21    V, 23|      since he is temperate, and master of his passions. He also,
22   VI, 8 |        there will be one common Master and Ruler of all, even God,
23   VI, 8 |      delivered by the one great Master and Ruler of all, God.~
24  VII, 3 |      governs the body, but as a master rules the house, as a pilot