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A toc wouldn't perhaps be of much help 
Why?
Open a terminal/ console.
Type:
These are only a few of the man-pages.
In former times, there was a man-path - where is it gone?
To create an toc,
Code:
ls -R /usr/*/man >~/man.toc
Perhaps there's a kind of toc/ db in /var/??
To find all dirs containing mans:
Code:
find / -name man -type d 2>/dev/null
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