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 1 mI,    3   |    fighting against Venus, makes men women; when with s her magic
 2 mI,    3   |         her magic art she unmans men. It is not pretense that
 3 pI,   14   |           greeting the tastes of men with its approach. The small
 4 pI,   15   |       ministered to the wants of men like a bought slave. There
 5 pIII,   29 |        at first are prized among men because unknown, would afterward,
 6 pIV,   37  |       that I have widely adorned men's natures with so many privileges
 7 pIV,   37  |        Such a great body of foul men roam and riot along the
 8 pIV,   37  |       poisoned. Of such of these men as profess the grammar of
 9 pIV,   38  |       unholy words, since unholy men dare to practice licentiousness.
10 pIV,   38  |         to the end that virtuous men so may respect the character
11 pIV,   38  |         of the accursed vices of men, and with thee determine
12 pIV,   40  |       they may mold the souls of men on the anvil of dishonorable
13 pIV,   41  |        we have said before, many men have taken arms against
14 mV,   47   |      transform the whole race of men? When the monk and the adulterer
15 pV,   51   |         and feminine-albeit some men, deprived of the sign of
16 pV,   57   |       over the ruin of desperate men, and, armed with the shield
17 pVI,   61  |         only is made an enemy to men of plebeian stock, but even
18 pVI,   63  |        liberality distributes to men so many dishes of food,
19 pVI,   63  |    influence money is deified in men's minds, and the dignity
20 pVI,   66  |      Therefore, if among certain men thou seest -money reigning,
21 mVII,   68 |        not decry riches nor rich men, but rather labors to censure
22 pVII,   69 |         pride lifts the minds of men into arrogance. Tainted
23 pVII,   69 |        infirmity, a multitude of men, while they insolently exalt
24 pVII,   69 |      solemn pompousness of these men's words, or silence, the
25 pVII,   70 |         arrogance, this pride in men? Their ~birth is fraught
26 pVII,   71 |        she destroys the minds of men. She is the worm because
27 pVII,   73 |   smitten the adherents of chief men, palace dogs, artisans of
28 pVII,   73 |     shake from the coats of such men a fictitious dust, or pretend
29 pVIII,   78|            an ordered company of men skilled in music honored
30 pVIII,   82|        deceptive illusion, those men who toil in the notorious
31 pVIII,   83|        source of your grief. For men who are fashioned only in
32 pVIII,   84|           and I will smite these men with vengeance answering
33 pVIII,   84|        my ability, and brand the men who are caught in these
34 pVIII,   84|        of excommunication, those men from the catalogue of the
35 pVIII,   85|         race. For thou seest how men debase the original dignity
36 mIX,   87  |        to deserve the hearing of men. None was greater, better,
37 pIX,   89  |        the virtues, through whom men attain the rewards of kindness
38 pIX,   89  |         live again, through whom men bind themselves in the pact
39 pIX,   90  |     among my train, and although men who are lured by the flashy
40 pIX,   93  | tormented by the odious vices of men, and which has traveled