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1  II,  71 |   better than a more excellent brother who is far away.~
2 III,  102|        And Nadan had a younger brother named Benuzârdân, so Haiqâr
3 III,  103|    house, and has preferred my brother to me, but if the Most High
4  IV,  156| specially for thee, my beloved brother, king Sennacherib.~
5  VI,  248|         Peace be to thee, O my brother! and what we make known
6  VI,  248|      to thee by this is that a brother has need of his brother,
7  VI,  248|        brother has need of his brother, and kings of each other,
8  VI,  287|    Welcome home: O kinsman! my brother Haiqâr, the strength of
9 VII,  353|      he who digs a pit for his brother shall fall into it; and