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 1 4 |      appellation of a corpse, and destined to dwindle away even from
 2 5 |      whilst man, on the contrary, destined to be their lord, was formed
 3 17|       tasting in Hades, if it was destined for souls alone.~
 4 18|         what part of him has been destined to fall, since nothing can
 5 18|         of it, just as it is also destined to raise it up again from
 6 30|        believe that the bones are destined to have a rehabiliment of
 7 30|         the very bones which were destined to rise again. Then in the
 8 33|        contrary, things which are destined for the body should be carefully
 9 33|         must needs be regarded as destined to take part in the kingdom,
10 35|           should be raised up and destined to "the killing in hell,"
11 36|           are not to die, but are destined to pass into the angelic
12 38| resurrection of the future, being destined for the soul only, did then
13 42|        already traversed Hades is destined also to obtain the change
14 44|   committed to the flesh, is that destined to perish which has life
15 47|           entire substance of man destined to salvation, and that at
16 53|     animal,) in which it is sown, destined hereafter to become, through
17 59|         flesh is grass," which is destined to the fire; and "all flesh
18 62|                         LXII. OUR DESTINED LIKENESS TO THE ANGELS IN