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 1  1|     man, when he departed this life, left to me an unbounded
 2  5|      informed in both kinds of life, you have rejected the one
 3  5|   which is born, inspired with life, and nourished, is as a
 4 11|       ETERNITY OF MOST BLESSED LIFE; TO THE UNRIGHTEOUS, OF
 5 11|        a blessed and perpetual life after their death; to others,
 6 11| neither be mind, nor soul, nor life. With the same body? But
 7 12|      help you when you come to life again, since he cannot help
 8 12|      you while you are in this life? Do not the Romans, without
 9 19|     things, from whom also the life of all animals is received.
10 27|       things: they disturb the life, render all men unquiet;
11 31|         for, in a fair mode of life, our actual number both
12 34|   RAISE HIM UP FROM DEATH INTO LIFE. AND ALL NATURE SUGGESTS
13 34|   liberty granted them in this life, and by God's very great
14 36|       is he in this journey of life who lifts himself along
15 37|        not: he cannot preserve life, but he can make the warfare
16 37|  equipage the brief journey of life is not furnished, but burdened.
17 40|        sincerity of the way of life which is now mine. Yet even