Book, Chapter

1     IV, 26| dying, by returning in their dissolution to the ground, and were
2      V, 7 |      therein rather than the dissolution thoreof. Christ plainly
3      V, 7 |      by first forbidding its dissolution; and, if separation had
4      V, 10|   ordered the process in the dissolution thereof. If, however, you
5      V, 10|   which you submitted to the dissolution, what becomes of the diversity
6      V, 10|     follows that (after such dissolution) the soul is no longer the
7      V, 12|   must perish in a perpetual dissolution after death. He treats of
8      V, 12|   and the dread of this very dissolution, as is even more manifest