Chapter

 1 3 |       yet while you do so in the name of Christ, so long as you
 2 4 |         even from this loathsome name into none henceforth at
 3 5 |   possessed by the latter in its name.~
 4 6 |         is it to bandy about the name earth, as that of a sordid
 5 7 |       possessing both a kind and name of its own. For although
 6 8 |        it has to contend for the name of Christ, dragged out to
 7 14|         that that heretic, whose name I know not, holds that He
 8 18|       accordingly it derives its name, cadaver, from cadendo.
 9 26|         the first to receive the name of man, as we have already
10 32|         opposed to the Christian name, or the angels of iniquity,
11 32|       rather than that which the name indicates. If things which
12 40|        clayey mould to which the name man had been already given),
13 40|      wear and tear which for the name of Christ it experiences
14 45|   corrupt, and received its very name in accordance with "its
15 49|     deriving the identity of His name from His participation in
16 53| possession. Therefore it has the name of animate (or natural)
17 57|        of the gold ring, and the name and tribe as well as table
18 59|        to hope and "trust in the name" and arm of the Lord, are