Chapter, §

 1 Intro,    8|         place, Whoever hates his life in this world, will keep
 2 Intro,    8|         will keep it for eternal life and when he promises eternal
 3 Intro,    8| according to the merits of their life; otherwise, the incarnation
 4 Intro,    9|          appeased by a change of life, after quarrels have been
 5 Intro,    9|   pattern of a sound and upright life are worsening, disappearing
 6 Intro,    9|        of union or commendam for life. They are bound to release
 7 Intro,    9|    others by the purity of their life and the excellence of their
 8 Intro,    9|          sober, chaste and godly life that he shines out before
 9 Intro,    9|         as befits their state of life, those whom they have or
10 Intro,    9|        an upright and honourable life . For the development of
11 Intro,    9|         now establishing concern life, morals and ecclesiastical
12 Intro,   10|        faith but also in that of life and morals . This has often
13 Intro,   11|       persons and their state of life, boldly and without discrimination,
14 Intro,   11|           prudence and exemplary life. Wherever he goes to preach,
15 Intro,   11|  superiors and of their state of life. Yet these they rebuke and
16 Intro,   11|          women who are leading a life of virginity, celibacy or
17 Intro,   11|     deeds, the reward of eternal life. Let nobody therefore . . .
18 Intro,   12|         mystery of his most holy life he might restore life; and
19 Intro,   12|       holy life he might restore life; and they make themselves