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Alphabetical [« »] disquieting 1 disregard 1 disseminate 1 dissolution 12 dissolved 5 dissuasive 1 distant 1	Frequency [« »] 12 belief 12 besides 12 changed 12 dissolution 12 distinction 12 follow 12 hands	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus On the resurrection of the flesh IntraText - Concordances dissolution

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 1 2 |       Aristotle in reducing to dissolution, and substitutes some other
 2 2 |      also both acknowledge the dissolution of the flesh alone, and
 3 22|     signs and wonders, and the dissolution of the elements, and the
 4 31|   grass also is renewed by the dissolution and corruption of the seed.
 5 41|                       XLI. THE DISSOLUTION OF OUR TABERNACLE CONSISTENT
 6 41|        our flesh is undergoing dissolution through its sufferings,
 7 41|    same substance to which the dissolution is attributed, that is,
 8 41|    very house, which undergoes dissolution through suffering, a better
 9 41| domicile of this world, on the dissolution of whose fabric an eternal
10 45|    flesh through any permanent dissolution. Moreover, it is still unimpaired
11 47|     death operates only in the dissolution of the flesh, in like manner
12 57|       to be repaired after its dissolution, much more will it be restored