Chapter

 1 14|      land on the other dispenses reward. But with Marcion you will
 2 15|     conduct it deserves a future reward. Again, as it is the soul
 3 15|          were He to exclude from reward the flesh which is associated
 4 21|     sides both of punishment and reward, would fail to persuade
 5 21|       But both the recompense of reward, and the danger of losing
 6 27|   subjoins a statement about the reward of good works, he says: "
 7 34|         each several nature that reward which is suited to its services:
 8 41| contrasted the recompense of the reward, he did not deny the flesh'
 9 41|       comparison of the ultimate reward; promising to the very house,
10 47|   enjoined for the flesh, if the reward of such a discipline were
11 49|    labour earnestly to merit its reward. Since, therefore, he makes
12 56|          and another to reap the reward: that this flesh of ours