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 1 5 |         too, that man is properly called flesh, which had a prior
 2 15|         it. Let the soul alone be called back, if it alone went away.
 3 16|                 XVI. THE HERETICS CALLED THE FLESH "THE VESSEL OF
 4 16|    operations. For although it is called "a vessel" by the apostle,
 5 16|          paltry vessel. Now it is called a "vessel" in consideration
 6 18|        word dead, because what is called "the resurrection of the
 7 24|         word of the gospel may be called "the trump of God," since
 8 24|         himself above all that is called God or religion; so that
 9 26|           which God spake when He called man earth; saying, "Earth
10 36|        again. On the contrary, He called them "the children of the
11 37|      spirit and life, He likewise called His flesh by the same appelation;
12 39| resurrection of the dead I am now called in question by you," referring,
13 41|          Because, however, he had called the flesh a horse, he wished
14 42|        this condition may well be called nakedness,) they shall afterwards
15 44|          that which, after (being called) the temple of God, can
16 46|         death. In like manner, he called "the carnal mind" first "
17 49|          a previous passage He is called "the second Adam, " deriving
18 53|    designation would they have it called, except that which it became
19 53|     reason why the soul should be called the natural (or animate)
20 53|       animating one, it cannot be called the animate (or natural)
21 53|           Here, however, they are called first and last, from the
22 53|            if it is more commonly called after the substance with