Chapter

 1 2 |        does not spare even this part of our nature, which he
 2 3 |       world, I must say to him: Part company with the heathen,
 3 14|       heavily on any particular part; to be moreover worthy of
 4 17|       common opinion. We on our part, however, do here maintain,
 5 18|       am forced to inquire what part of him has been destined
 6 33|    regarded as destined to take part in the kingdom, and the
 7 34|       The entire man, or only a part of him? The whole man, of
 8 34|      Lord purposes to save that part of him which perishes, whilst
 9 34| consideration of so important a part) almost the whole of him.
10 34|        we were to perish in any part of us?~
11 38|       flesh. I, however, for my part prefer (believing) that
12 45|       new man there could be no part an old man. And from that
13 57|        we say of the death of a part of him? If we are changed
14 57| forsooth, be still dead in that part in which he has not risen