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 1   I, 13  |  than two hundred thousand, O king, and I shall make endeavour
 2   I, 26  | other men, as we ourselves, O king, though we call him
 3  II, 56  |  have given me instructions O king, that the books which
 4  II, 61  |         9 If it please you, O king, a letter shall be
 5  II, 87  |   35 It will be a kindness, O righteous king, if you will
 6 VII, 355 |    Almighty God enrich you, O king, with all the good
 7 VII, 379 |   by God to your advantage, O king, since your purpose
 8 VII, 381 |    of Eretria, said, 'True, O King--for since the universe
 9 VIII, 389|   you must always remember, O King, that God is a lover
10 VIII, 404| must in every possible way, O King, govern your words
11  IX, 451 |     will incline your mind, O King, to all that is noble.'~
12  IX, 460 |    will be free from error, O King. But the knowledge
13  IX, 463 |    all, and you,' said he, 'O King, must of necessity
14  IX, 474 |     Since it is from these, O mighty King, that the greatest
15   X, 502 |    God, and you possess it, O King.'~
16   X, 506 |    For this is what you do, O mighty King,' he said, '