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 1   I, 10  |                 10 But that I may not weary you by a too lengthy
 2   I, 13  |      of five hundred thousand may be reached. I am told that
 3   I, 49  |          49 Any one who likes may give information about any
 4  II, 61  | skilled in their law--that we may find out the points in which
 5  II, 61  |       an accurate translation may place it in a conspicuous
 6  II, 62  |                            10 May continual prosperity be
 7  II, 72  |    language, that these books may be added to the other royal
 8  II, 73  |       questions of dispute we may be able to discover the
 9 III, 160 |               60 In a word it may be said that neither in
10  IV, 178 |  appointed places, that water may be conveyed to wash away
11   V, 219 |       that by this means they may have a plentiful supply
12  VI, 305 |  every time and place that we may continually remember the
13  VI, 313 |       too, the same principle may be discovered.~
14 VII, 342 |        15 Everything that you may have occasion to use,' he
15 VII, 347 |  customs, in order that there may be no discomfort to disturb
16 VII, 355 |    made a remarkable prayer. 'May Almighty God enrich you,
17 VII, 355 |  things which He has made and may He grant you and your wife
18 VII, 374 |    constantly to God that you may be inspired with high motives
19 VII, 377 |      for the present: that we may turn our attention to the
20 VIII, 404|    the rule of piety that you may have the consciousness that
21 VIII, 407|    supreme position, that you may speak and think only such
22 VIII, 419|      us that by this means we may win them over to the right
23 VIII, 419|    must pray to God that this may be accomplished, for he
24 VIII, 427|      or anything of this kind may not come upon us and injure
25  IX, 454 |  children that every blessing may be theirs. Our desire that
26  IX, 454 |      desire that our children may~possess self-control is
27  IX, 465 |       weighing every point we may be well advised and our
28  IX, 465 |       advised and our purpose may be accomplished. And most
29  IX, 479 |    are worthy that these ends may be attained.'~
30  IX, 481 |     God who ensures that this may come to pass in accordance
31  IX, 494 |      forethought that no evil may be wrought by those who
32   X, 505 |     righteous enactments they may restore the lives of men.
33   X, 506 |     act righteously that they may maintain a good reputation
34  XI, 572 |     that by perusing them you may secure the highest reward