Chapter

1 18|     him has been destined to fall, since nothing can be expected
2 18|    death," but which did not fall through death, because even
3 18|   however, has no trace of a fall in its designation, as indeed
4 18|     re-enter it. That cannot fall which by its entrance raises;
5 18|  that the soul does not even fall into sleep along with the
6 18|     Thus that which does not fall even into the likeness of
7 26| innocence which preceded the fall into sin. For how can words
8 27|   resurrection of, after its fall in death. Thus we are furnished
9 56|    and body, would certainly fall to the ground. If I remember