Part, Question

 1   1, 96  |    fulness of health, with the vigor ~of incorruption." Thirdly,
 2   1, 96  |        reason of any intrinsic vigor of immortality, but by ~
 3   2, 4   | delight perfects ~operation as vigor perfects youth," because
 4   2, 4   |       fulness of happiness the vigor of incorruption overflows
 5   2, 15  | akmaiois he hora}--as youthful vigor ~perfects a man in his prime] (
 6   2, 91  |      his reason bereft of ~its vigor, this impulse of sensuality,
 7   2, 100 |       natural law retained its vigor: or again, because love
 8   2, 47  |  intellective power is in full vigor, have no need for reason, ~
 9   3, 14  |  fulness of ~health" (i.e. the vigor of incorruptibility). Therefore
10   3, 15  |    fulness of health, i.e. the vigor of incorruption." Now ~although
11   3, 29  |        Mother, by which in the vigor of manhood He passed through
12   3, 47  |        bodily nature kept ~its vigor to the end, so likewise,
13   3, 54  |        the body, that ~is, the vigor of incorruption." And therefore
14   3, 65  |      the restoration of former vigor by means of suitable diet ~
15   3, 72  |      strength, which ~has more vigor in men than in women, according
16 Suppl, 30|        deprive ~him of perfect vigor for acts of the life of
17 Suppl, 78|        nature, as regards both vigor of soul and strength of