Meanings of belonged to man in English

We next consider the mastership which belonged to man in the state of innocence.

She passed her hand across her brow as she spoke, exclaiming: You said just now that only the present belonged to man.

All things outside of that sphere belonged to man, except the privilege of ministering to the sick and the afflicted in other households.

Several bones had been blown out of the apertures, which I collected and found them to have belonged to man, but otherwise displaying nothing remarkable.

"As if they belonged to man and a drop of human blood had colored them."