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And what earthly man was more worthy to typify God than Cato?
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No earthly man begins to slay himself, that he may be made alive.
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O knights, said he, marvel not, for I was sometime an earthly man.
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Oh knights, said he, marvel not, for I was sometime an earthly man.
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It is the power which makes the earthly man heavenly, and the imperfect man perfect.
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Odin was at one time but an earthly man, with all man's faults and sins.
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They called it the "natural man," the " earthly man."
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We of this modern age are inclined to be more lenient in our views of the earthly man.
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The strength, agility, and blind ferocity of these two creatures is approached by nothing known to earthly man.
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No earthly man with a hundred-fold strength does so much evil as Mithra with heavenly strength does good.
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No earthly man with a hundred-fold strength speaks so much evil as Mithra with heavenly strength speaks good.
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With no earthly man is the hundred-fold greater heavenly understanding allied as the heavenly understanding allies itself to the heavenly Mithra, the heavenly.
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No earthly man with a hundred-fold strength hears with the ears as the heavenly Mithra, who possesses a hundred strengths, sees every liar.
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Take thou no heed of my name, said the knight, for it is not for thee to know nor for none earthly man.
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Nevertheless if we examine our experience we shall recognize characteristics of the earthly man that are similar to those seen by the early Friends.
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But I think in my soul: No earthly man with a hundred-fold strength thinks so much evil as Mithra with heavenly strength thinks good.
