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 1  II,  100|    be the object of love and esteem among men, and he sees that
 2  II,  100|     should be held in higher esteem by us than they deserve;
 3  II,  100|      and should wish them to esteem us more highly than we deserve.~
 4  II,  100|     and evidence of love and esteem. Despite all this, the medicine
 5  II,  148|      we are so vain that the esteem of five or six neighbours
 6 III,  194|   themselves in thus seeking esteem. This is not the way to
 7 III,  211|    we show that we value the esteem of men more than the search
 8   V,  332| strong, therefore I will not esteem him; he is not able, therefore
 9   V,  333|     example of great men who esteem them? In answer I reply
10   V,  333|     persons, and I also will esteem you."~
11  VI,  400|      of men consists in this esteem.~
12  VI,  404|  satisfied if he has not the esteem of men. He values human
13 VII,  428|  known these contradictions, esteem Scripture.~
14 VII,  450|   What then, can we have but esteem for a religion which knows
15 VII,  463|  establish themselves in the esteem of men, and if their whole
16 VII,  494|     misery; must lead to the esteem and contempt of self, to