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 1  II, 85  |     your kingdom in peace with honour, and that the translation
 2 III, 159 |        they made it a point of honour to complete everything in
 3 VII, 332 |      counted worthy of greater honour, since he held their master
 4 VII, 337 |      sense of the overwhelming honour which had been paid him
 5 VII, 352 |      them the highest possible honour.~
 6 VII, 358 |      others who held places of honour at the king's court.~
 7 VII, 359 |   envoy who sat in the seat of honour (for they were arranged
 8 VIII, 395| greater part of one's life, to honour rightousness above all things,
 9 VIII, 421| commandment with regard to the honour due to parents. In the next
10 VIII, 429|            46 And he said, 'To honour God, and this is done not
11  IX, 443 |        shown that we shall win honour and esteem in their eyes.
12  IX, 447 |     and brings others to great honour and glory.'~
13  IX, 495 |        maintains gratitude and honour?~
14   X, 524 |        cup and gave a toast in honour of all his guests and the