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 1   I, 3   |    undertake the embassy to the man I have mentioned, who was
 2   I, 46  |     them at liberty and that no man shall show any tardiness
 3   I, 49  |         condition~ ~that if the man is proved guilty he will
 4 III, 113 |      forms of art, for he was a man of the most lofty conceptions
 5 III, 155 |                 55 Again when a man wished~to direct his gaze
 6  IV, 174 | pleasant spectacle from which a man could scarcely tear himself
 7  IV, 200 |     come into the presence of a man who belonged to a different
 8   V, 255 |          whenever he heard of a man who was superior to his
 9  VI, 267 |                7 For all that a man does and all that is to
10  VI, 268 |        he showed that even if a man should think of doing evil--
11  VI, 276 |       our Lawgiver being a wise man and specially endowed by
12  VI, 315 | rendering absolutely useless to man whatever it falls in their
13  VI, 324 | righteous relationships between man and man.'~
14  VI, 324 |   relationships between man and man.'~
15 VII, 349 |        was a very conscientious man.~
16 VII, 361 |         and then asked the next man, how he could do everything
17 VII, 362 |        35 And he replied, 'If a man maintains a just bearing
18 VII, 363 |      The king complimented this man, too, upon his answer and
19 VII, 367 |         40 The king praised the man warmly for his answer and
20 VII, 371 |                         44 This man the king praised and then
21 VII, 373 |         king exclaimed that the man had answered well and then
22 VII, 376 |     impossible for one who is a man to be exempt from these.
23 VII, 377 |           50 Delighted with the man's reply, the king said that
24 VII, 378 |       51 Thereupon he asked the man, 'What is the true aim of
25 VII, 381 |        we rightly perceive that man is the creation of God,
26 VIII, 385|  conversation with the eleventh man, for there were ten who
27 VIII, 387|         a brief reflection, the man who had been asked the question
28 VIII, 387|         all good things and Him man must needs obey.'~
29 VIII, 397|        knows all things, and no man who acts unjustly and works
30 VIII, 399|    thoughts be such as become a man, and desire not many things
31 VIII, 400|   praised him and asked another man, how his deliberations might
32 VIII, 406|     king bestowed praise on the man and said to another--'Since
33 VIII, 414|         31 The king praised the man in a long speech and then
34 VIII, 416|       the king ordered the next man to reply to the question,
35 VIII, 418|       the next, To whom ought a man to show liberality?~
36 VIII, 425|   greatest security. But if any man does fail, he must never
37  IX, 434 |     approval and asked the next man, What is it that is most
38  IX, 436 |        king spoke kindly to the man and said to another, 'How
39  IX, 436 |     said to another, 'How can a man worthily pay the debt of
40  IX, 442 |       The king acknowledged the man's answer and said to another, '
41  IX, 448 |         kindly reception to the man and asked the next to answer
42  IX, 453 |         the king asked the next man, What is the grossest form
43  IX, 454 |        23 And he replied, 'If a man does not care for his children
44  IX, 457 |         After listening to this man, the king asked the next
45  IX, 464 |       then inquired of the next man, What is good counsel?~
46  IX, 466 |         The king said that this man had answered well, and asked
47  IX, 473 |         The king said that this man, too, had answered well
48  IX, 474 |         And he replied, 'That a man should be conscious in himself
49  IX, 476 |        to the first, 'How can a man keep himself from pride?'~
50  IX, 477 |      all occasions that he is a man ruling over men. And God
51  IX, 478 |    asked the next, Whom ought a man to select as his counsellors?~
52  IX, 486 |      what circumstances ought a man to suffer grief?'~
53  IX, 490 |      answer, and asked the next man, To whom ought men to entrust
54  IX, 492 |                      61 For the man who is always watching for
55   X      |      ought to be selected. What man is worthy of admiration
56   X, 506 |         The king said that this man, too, had spoken well, and
57   X, 507 |        then looking at the next man said, 'Whom ought we to
58   X, 509 |         and asked another, What man is worthy of admiration?~
59   X, 510 |         12 And he replied, 'The man who is furnished with reputation
60   X, 513 |         enthusiastically to the man and asked another, how ought
61   X, 513 |      asked another, how ought a man to occupy himself during
62   X, 516 |       spoken, said to the ninth man, how ought a man to conduct
63   X, 516 |      the ninth man, how ought a man to conduct himself at banquets?~
64   X, 518 |       king inquired of the next man, What is best for the people?
65   X, 521 |      some time in praising this man and then asked the last
66   X, 523 |         the ruler, when he is a man who hates evil and loves