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 1 1 |  greeting : may peace with every man increase for us and may
 2 3 |           and by true conduct, a man becomes the image of God.
 3 4 |       every matter about which a man is seeking to ask questions,
 4 8 |          contemplate His beauty. Man, therefore, is more than
 5 12|       this also (is said) that a man may know the degree of his
 6 12|       power. I think that such a man cannot slip. For he does
 7 15|        means of the two former a man surely misses his advantage. [
 8 15|          by means of Ignorance a man cannot understand Knowledge,
 9 15|          by deep Investigation a man cannot build on a sound
10 16|        case of something which a man does not do cleverly, if
11 16| Knowledge he becomes an ignorant man so that he ignores those
12 17|        of every duty, whenever a man proceeds beyond what is
13 18|           seeds) with it, then a man marvels at the husbandman'
14 18|        opposite of it, that if a man spare the gathered seed,
15 21|         But it is easy for every man to perceive what I have
16 25|        failures.~But there is no man who has gone down and brought
17 25|        crown should be lost. The man who has failed says there
18 25|     feeble Will. If thou seest a man who says there is no Freewill,
19 26|         our boldness. For when a man knows that he cannot measure
20 26|           and better is the weak man who carries about something
21 26|         than the arrogant strong man who burdens himself with
22 32|       confused (in mind) as this man who is divided (against
23 33|         the Freewill of a single man undergoes many variations
24 34|                                  Man alone has Freewill. Compare
25 34|     subtlety belongs to all; but man, owing to his Freewill,
26 35|          p. 47.] For even when a man says that there is no Freewill,
27 37|    Changers of our Nature ? If a man eats by mistake from a deadly
28 38|         that time much Good in a man, his good thoughts were
29 38|     numerous within, behold that man can do the reverse of this
30 38|      after these good thoughts a man can think a multitude of
31 38|        that Evil would be in the man did it permit him to think
32 38|        in amount), in which of a man's limbs, did all the Good
33 45|      cannot bring into the way a man who is walking outside of
34 48|        not aware of it. For if a man drinks diluted wine and