Then he says, “You are my Lord and I am your servant,” so he put his soul forward and put his soul back and added it to his Lord with the letter of the letter because it is in his hands. And look at the etiquette in this speech. He says to him, “You are my Lord and I am your servant, whom the prayer was divided between you and him.” In terms of this special servitude, I stood before you, and it is a state of monologue. There is no other case, for the conditions of the slave vary according to the diversity of what the master calls him to do, even if he is a slave in each case.