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 1  II, 61 |        conspicuous place in a manner worthy of the work itself and your
 2  II, 71 |            attached to my person and worthy of the confidence of the
 3  II, 82 | distinguished by their learning, and worthy in every way to be the representatives
 4 III, 159|         complete everything in a way worthy of the majesty of the king.~
 5 III, 162|      complete everything in a manner worthy of the place to which the
 6 III, 163|             grand scale, in a manner worthy of the king who sent the
 7  IV, 194|          with reverence and in a way worthy of the great God.~
 8  IV, 199|                   having been judged worthy to wear these emblems in
 9   V, 252|            and they were all of them worthy of their leader and of his
10 VII, 332|             but these men he counted worthy of greater honour, since
11 VII, 366|           acts. The petitions of the worthy are always fulfilled, while
12  IX, 479|             Himself to those who are worthy that these ends may be attained.'~
13   X     |             be selected. What man is worthy of admiration and other
14   X, 509|           asked another, What man is worthy of admiration?~
15   X, 510|            actions that you are most worthy of admiration through the
16  XI, 530|            to the philosophers to be worthy of admiration.~