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Subject Chapter Paragraph
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Facts, collecting |
King |
6 |
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Facts, investigating things |
Confucius |
4 |
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Facts, legal analysis |
Gorgias |
1 |
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Fair trial, right to |
European
Council |
6 |
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Faith, as perfecting oneself |
Tolstoy |
3,
8 |
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Faith, as progress |
Tolstoy |
7 |
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Faith, in magic roots |
Zitkala-Sa |
18 |
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Faith, lapse from |
Tolstoy |
2 |
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Fallacy, infinite regression |
Carvaka |
6 |
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Fallen, in love |
Sumerian
Songs |
6 |
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False witness, penalty for |
Hammurabi |
1 |
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Falsehood, as loss |
Al
Ma'arri |
3 |
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Falsehood, like a saber cut |
Sa'di |
25 |
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Falstaff |
Shakespeare |
Intro,1,4-6, |
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Fame, literary |
Petrarch |
11 |
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Fame, of mankind |
Sin-Leqe-uninnini |
12 |
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Fame, or life? |
Lao
Tzu |
2 |
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Families, lost in war |
Sumer
Scribes |
37 |
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Families, pre-eminence |
Cervantes |
28 |
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Family life, respect for |
European
Council |
8 |
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Family life, respect for |
European
Union |
7 |
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Family order |
Confucius |
4 |
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Family, maxims |
Tiruvalluvar |
3 |
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Family, preserving |
Ben
Sirach |
21--26 |
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Family, protection of |
European
Union |
33 |
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Family, wife and son |
Ptahhotep |
20 |
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Famine, death from |
Kamo
no Chomei |
4 |
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Famine, follows an army |
Lao
Tzu |
4 |
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Fanaticism |
Voltaire |
24-5 |
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Farewell poem |
Li
Po |
9 |
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Farmers, tenant |
Sun
Yat-sen |
43,
44 |
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Farming calendar |
Chinese
Odes |
15 |
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Farming life, improvement |
Sun
Yat-sen |
13 |
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Fasting, beneficial |
Democritus |
9 |
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Fasting, protest weapon |
Gandhi |
Intro,
26 |
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Fatalism, errors in |
Mo
Tzu |
19-21 |
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Fate, non-existence |
Carvaka |
9 |
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Fate, removes man's choice |
Al
Ma'arri |
4 |
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Father and son |
Sa'di |
15 |
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Father, and shaming |
Hebrew
Scrb |
29 |
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Father, helping daughter |
Bantu |
1 |
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Fatherless child, do not ill-treat |
Hebrew
Scrb |
7 |
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Fathers, learn from |
Ben
Sirach |
12 |
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Faust |
Goethe |
Intro |
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Fear, not in death |
Lucretius |
15 |
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Fear, of death |
Epicurus |
30 |
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Fear, of death |
Lucretius |
1 |
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Fear, removed by science |
Epicurus |
45 |
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Feared or loved? |
Machiavelli |
18 |
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Fearlessness |
Bhagavad |
11 |
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Fearlessness |
Gandhi |
54-56 |
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Feeling, infection with another's |
Tolstoy |
Intro |
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Feelings, a standard for action |
Bentham |
10 |
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Feelings, in words |
Chinese
Odes |
2 |
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Feelings, nature and law |
Chu
Hsi |
5 |
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Feelings, Neo-Confucianist |
Chu
Hsi |
5,
6 |
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Feet, rely on |
Kamo
no Chomei |
13 |
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Female receptiveness |
Lao
Tzu |
2 |
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Fervor, poetic |
Boccaccio |
9 |
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Festivals, protection |
Dekanawidah |
99 |
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Feud, ended by jury trial |
Aeschylus |
9 |
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Fiction, moral value |
Jefferson |
27 |
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Fictitious influences |
Wang
Ch'ung |
18 |
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Fictitious state |
Comte |
2-4,
8, 14 |
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Fields, regulations for |
Hammurabi |
18 |
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Fifty Verses of a Love Thief |
Bilhana |
1--13 |
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Filial piety |
Sun
Yat-sen |
17 |
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Finding, what Is lost |
Jesus |
24 |
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Fines,
excessivev |
English
Billl of Rights |
13 |
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Fir, handsome |
Yukaghir |
4 |
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Fire storm and gale |
Kamo
no Chomei |
2 |
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Fireflies, in room |
Du
Fu |
3 |
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Firefly song |
N
A Indian |
16 |
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Firm and strong, attacking |
Lao
Tzu |
2 |
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Firmament, as tent |
Yukaghir |
4 |
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First impressions, as slavery |
Wollstonecraft |
10 |
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Fitting punishment to offense |
Bentham |
35-39 |
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Fitzgerald, Edward |
Omar
Khaiyyam |
1--29 |
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Five power constitution |
Sun
Yat-sen |
7 |
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Flatterers, avoiding |
Machiavelli |
46 |
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Flattery |
Erasmus |
5,
33-5 |
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Flesh, wears out |
Ben
Sirach |
5 |
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Flesh, without spirit |
Euripedes |
9 |
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Flood, survivor |
Sin-Leqe-uninnini |
12 |
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Florence |
Boccaccio |
Intro,
6 |
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Florence |
Manetti |
Intro |
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Florence, history |
Bruni |
Intro |
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Florence, Renaissance |
Machiavelli |
Intro |
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Flower in my ear |
Ifaluk |
1--6 |
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Flowered bed |
Sumerian
Songs |
5 |
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Flowers, girls |
Bushmen |
10 |
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Flying, not to heaven |
Wang
Ch'ung |
25 |
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Folklore |
Bantu |
1--17 |
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Follow your heart |
Ptahhotep |
1 |
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Folly, destroys wisdom |
Koheleth |
17 |
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Folly, maxims |
Tiruvalluvar |
14 |
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Folly, of age |
Hafiz |
7 |
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Folly, of wise |
Erasmus |
46 |
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Folly, satirized |
Erasmus |
18 |
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Folly, shame of |
Hafiz |