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 1   I,  1  |     the King, and of Nadan, sister's son to Haiqâr the Sage.~
 2   I,  12 |       12 But take Nadan thy sister's son, and make him thy
 3   I,  13 | Thereupon he took Nadan his sister's son, who was a little
 4   I,  18 |     ever! There is Nadan my sister's son, I have made him my
 5   I,  21 |     and presented Nadan his sister's son. And he did homage
 6   I,  25 |   25 And he took Nadan. his sister's son with him and seated
 7 III,  93 |  and proverbs to Nadan, his sister's son, he imagined that
 8 III,  101|     his toil with Nadan his sister's son, and he continued
 9 III,  140|      and know that Nadan my sister's son has deceived me and
10  IV,  162|     unless it be Nadan, his sister's son, for he taught him
11   V,  191|        3 But when Nadan his sister's son perceived what was
12  VI,  294|   favour, give me Nadan, my sister's son, that I may recompense
13  VI,  295|  And Haiqâr took Nadan, his sister's son, and bound his hands
14 VII,  296|   out he scolded Nadan, his sister's son, saying to him wisely:~