Chapter

 1 I   |      preferring this very wretched life to that most blessed one,
 2 V   |       martyrdom, than that between life and death? Life will be
 3 V   |            between life and death? Life will be counted to be martyrdom
 4 V   |            death. He who will call life an evil, has death to speak
 5 V   |            to heal for everlasting life by means of fires and swords,
 6 V   |          by punishments, to bestow life by withdrawing it, to aid
 7 V   |       richly deserving to lose his life altogether who wished to
 8 V   |            of death by the word of life, and diminish the trespass-listening
 9 VI  |           requital, when flesh and life are paid away than which
10 VI  |          in the baptism (of blood) life itself is laid down. Thus, "
11 VI  |           the fight), with all its life (which it lays down for
12 VII |           them wisely if only into life, and reasonably if only
13 VII |          back the others also into life. I can say with the Wisdom
14 X   |           these lands, and in this life, and under human authorities!
15 X   |          property. For even if the life was tainted, so that condemned
16 X   |       nature preserved, though the life blushes; nor does Christ
17 XI  |             who will value his own life also more than me, is not
18 XI  |            and "he who findeth his life shall lose it; but he who
19 XI  |          finds it, who, in winning life, denies; but he who thinks
20 XI  |           find it unto everlasting life. In fine, governors themselves,
21 XI  |           to deny, say, "Save your life;" and, "Do not lose your
22 XI  |             and, "Do not lose your life." How would Christ speak,
23 XI  | occurrences are met with in actual life which are believed to have
24 XII |          will give thee a crown of life." Also to the angel of the
25 XII |           promises now the tree of life, and exemption from the
26 XII |         blotted out of the book of life, and being made in the temple
27 XIII|            that neither death, nor life, nor power, nor height,
28 XIV |         appeal in behalf of a good life, under the view also of
29 XIV |          be permitted to love even life more than God.~
30 XV  |         when in Rome he springs to life again ennobled by martyrdom.