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  1   vis, vis1, 1 |         myself, "I should be a happy man if I could but get a wife
  2   vis, vis1, 1 |      pathless place, through which a man could not travel, for it
  3   vis, vis1, 1 |             opinion that a righteous man commits sin when an evil
  4   vis, vis1, 1 |              thoughts of a righteous man should be righteous. For
  5   vis, vis1, 3 |         words were terrible, such as man could not endure. The last
  6   vis, vis1, 4 |           said to me, "Behave like a man, Hennas."~
  7   vis, vis2, 4 |            while I slept, by a young man of comely appearance, who
  8   vis, vis3, 8 |          with a loud voice, "Foolish man! do you not see the tower
  9   vis, vis3, 10|         there appeared to me a young man, who said, "Why do you frequently
 10   vis, vis4, 2 |       saluted me, and said, "Hail, O man!" And I returned her salutation,
 11   vis, vis5, 1 |            my couch, there entered a man of glorious aspect, dressed
 12   com, com4, 1 |          enter your heart of another man's wife, or of fornication,
 13   com, com4, 1 |             the heart of a righteous man." I said to him, "Sir, permit
 14   com, com4, 1 |            her in adultery, does the man sin if he continue to live
 15   com, com4, 1 |             put away. In this matter man and woman are to be treated
 16   com, com4, 1 |           remain by yourselves, both man and woman, for in such persons
 17   com, com4, 3 |           and then repent, to such a man his repentance will be of
 18   com, com5, 1 |              are troublesome to that man in whom they dwell. For
 19   com, com5, 2 |           and for nothing at all the man or woman becomes embittered
 20   com, com5, 2 |      hardness, withdraws from such a man, and seeks to dwell with
 21   com, com5, 2 |           when he withdraws from the man in whom he dwelt, the man
 22   com, com5, 2 |            man in whom he dwelt, the man is emptied of the righteous
 23   com, com6    |            SPIRITS ATTENDANT ON EACH MAN, AND HOW TO DISTINGUISH
 24   com, com6, 2 |             every deed. For though a man be most faithful, and the
 25   com, com6, 2 |          ascend into his heart, that man or woman must sin. On the
 26   com, com6, 2 |              On the other hand, be a man or woman ever so bad, yet,
 27   com, com9, 1 |              For every double-souled man, even if he repent, will
 28   com, com10, 1|                 You are senseless, O man. Do you not perceive that
 29   com, com10, 1|           all other spirits destroys man and crushes out the Holy
 30   com, com10, 2|             then," says he, "foolish man, how grief crushes out the
 31   com, com10, 2|             saves. When the doubting man attempts any deed, and fails
 32   com, com10, 2|           this grief enters into the man, and grieves the Holy Spirit,
 33   com, com10, 2|           anger attaches itself to a man in regard to any matter,
 34   com, com10, 2|         enters into the heart of the man who was irritated, and he
 35   com, com10, 2|            by salvation, because the man, after having done a wicked
 36   com, com10, 2|            in it. For every cheerful man does what is good, and minds
 37   com, com10, 2|             grief; but the sorrowful man always acts wickedly. First,
 38   com, com10, 2|           Spirit, which was given to man a cheerful Spirit. Secondly,
 39   com, com10, 2|            entreaty of the sorrowful man has no power to ascend to
 40   com, com10, 2|              entreaty of the grieved man ascend to the altar?" "Because,"
 41   com, com11, 1|           sitting on a seat, and one man sitting on a chair. And
 42   com, com11, 1|             made to the emptiness of man. Some true words he does
 43   com, com11, 1|           then, sir," say I, "will a man know which of them is the
 44   com, com11, 1|            to my directions. Try the man who has the Divine Spirit
 45   com, com11, 1|            speak privately, nor when man wishes the spirit to speak
 46   com, com11, 1|              to speak. When, then, a man having the Divine Spirit
 47   com, com11, 1|          destined for him, fills the man; and the man being filled
 48   com, com11, 1|               fills the man; and the man being filled with the Holy
 49   com, com11, 1|              and foolish. First, the man who seems to have the Spirit
 50   com, com11, 1|           they offer up prayer, that man is made empty, and the earthly
 51   com, com11, 1|           him through fear, and that man is made dumb, and is entirely
 52   com, com11, 1|           his deeds and his life the man who says that he is inspired.
 53   com, com11, 1|               yet when it falls on a man's head how much annoyance
 54   com, com12, 3|             gladden the heart of the man who can perform them. But
 55   com, com12, 3|          commandments can be kept by man, because they are exceeding
 56   com, com12, 3|          that they cannot be kept by man, then you will not keep
 57   com, com12, 3|       commandments cannot be kept by man."~
 58   com, com12, 4|         figure was altered so that a man could not endure his anger.
 59   com, com12, 4|            the world for the sake of man, and subjected all creation
 60   com, com12, 4|              under heaven? If, then, man is lord of the creatures
 61   com, com12, 4|    commandments? For," says he, "the man who has the Lord in his
 62   com, com12, 5|            what you wish," says he. "Man, sir," say I, "is eager
 63   com, com12, 5|             possessing power. When a man has filled very suitable
 64   com, com12, 6|              as the sinews of a dead man. Give ear to me, then, and
 65   sim, sim1, 1 |              unstable, and miserable man! Dost thou not understand
 66   sim, sim2    |              THE ELM, SO IS THE RICH MAN HELPER BY THE PRAYER OF
 67   sim, sim2, 1 |        servants of God--for the poor man and for the rich." "How
 68   sim, sim2, 1 |          Listen," he said: "The rich man has much wealth, but is
 69   sim, sim2, 1 |             above. But when the rich man refreshes the poor, and
 70   sim, sim2, 1 |             what he does to the poor man will be able to find its
 71   sim, sim2, 1 |           with God--because the poor man is rich in intercession
 72   sim, sim2, 1 |              with God--then the rich man helps the poor in all things
 73   sim, sim2, 1 |             hesitation; and the poor man, being helped by the rich,
 74   sim, sim2, 1 |       himself zealously for the poor man, that his wants may be constantly
 75   sim, sim2, 1 |             intercession of the poor man is acceptable and influential
 76   sim, sim2, 1 |      accomplish their work. The poor man makes intercession; a work
 77   sim, sim2, 1 |              helps him. And the rich man, in like manner, unhesitatingly
 78   sim, sim2, 1 | unhesitatingly bestows upon the poor man the riches which he received
 79   sim, sim4, 1 |            even of a single action a man can serve the Lord; for
 80   sim, sim5, 2 |       relative to fasting. A certain man had a field and many slaves,
 81   sim, sim5, 5 |              No, nor could any other man, even if exceedingly wise.
 82   sim, sim5, 7 |            these words, how can such man be saved who has defiled
 83   sim, sim6, 1 |         glorious, and able to save a man's soul, I said within myself, "
 84   sim, sim6, 1 |             and he showed me a young man, a shepherd, clothed in
 85   sim, sim6, 4 |             days. If, accordingly, a man indulge in luxury for one
 86   sim, sim6, 5 |              and torture cleave to a man for one day, he is punished
 87   sim, sim6, 5 |       account he suffers evil. Every man, therefore, who is luxurious
 88   sim, sim6, 5 |            hurtful?" "Every act of a man which he performs with pleasure,"
 89   sim, sim6, 5 |               for the sharp-tempered man, when gratifying his tendency,
 90   sim, sim6, 5 |           the liar, and the covetous man, and the thief, and he who
 91   sim, sim6, 5 |            and gains life for such a man; but the injurious acts
 92   sim, sim9, 6 |             in the midst of them one man of so remarkable a size
 93   sim, sim9, 6 |           around the tower. And that man examined the building carefully,
 94   sim, sim9, 7 |                   VII.~ The glorious man, the lord of the whole tower,
 95   sim, sim9, 11|             too, became like a young man, and began to play with
 96   sim, sim9, 12|           and understand, O ignorant man. The Son of God is older
 97   sim, sim9, 12|          gate, so, in like manner, a man cannot otherwise enter into
 98   sim, sim9, 12|            and the tail and glorious man in the midst of them, who
 99   sim, sim9, 12|              answered. "The glorious man," he said, "is the Son of
100   sim, sim9, 14|          glorious, and difficult for man to understand." "Listen,"
101   sim, sim9, 16|              he continued, "before a man bears the name of the Son
102   sim, sim9, 23|          sins, but is merciful, does man, who is corruptible and
103   sim, sim9, 24|          always having pity on every man, and giving aid from their
104   sim, sim9, 24|            their own labour to every man, without reproach and without
105   sim, sim9, 26|            beasts destroy and kill a man by their poison, so also
106   sim, sim9, 26|          such men destroy and ruin a man. These, accordingly, are
107   sim, sim10, 2|           Sir, I make known to every man the great works of God:
108   sim, sim10, 4|           them. And I say that every man ought to be saved from inconveniences.
109   sim, sim10, 4|            of this kind afflicting a man, and does not save him,