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 1 Int, I  |           surrounding himself with men whom he could trust, he
 2 Int, III|         the head of a community of men likeminded with himself,
 3 Int, III|            a double monastery, the men presided over by Peter,
 4   1     |     violent fate, seeing that some men, inflamed by her beauty,
 5   7     |         his own estimation all the men of leading and position.
 6   9     |            necessaries for the old men under his care, he was brought
 7  11     |         all the things after which men eagerly pursue in this life,
 8  14     | world-renowned Basil departed from men to live with God, to the
 9  16     |           the whole company of the men came streaming out to meet
10  21     |            any other such thing as men grieve over when disaster
11  23     |         tasks. I ordered one of my men to bring the robe. But Vestiana [
12  23     |         from God for the saving of men. But she judged it worse
13  24     |        dawn came, the multitude of men and women that had flocked
14  25     |         band of virgins, while the men folk I put in the ranks
15  29     |          to our sex. I went to the men's department, presided over
16  29     |           what had happened in the men's room, both what I had
17 CON     |          life accurately. For most men judge what is [1000A] credible
18 CON     |            capacity of the hearer, men receive with insult and