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1 2 |   forth an edict, that every man should be enrolled in his
2 14|  away in the form of a young man, saying: Woe to me from
3 19| therefore, to the house of a man newly married, but who,
4 20| comfort us: there is no wise man, or magician, or enchanter
5 21| mighty power, and make him a man endowed with reason as he
6 21|      the mule became a young man, free from every defect.
7 29|      two women, wives of one man, each having a son ill with
8 48|      at Jerusalem, a certain man named Zacchaeus, who taught
9 53|   and in favour with God and man. ~