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 1 I    |           preserve us and give us life, in order that He might
 2 V    |   efficacious by almsgiving, that life is redeemed from dangers
 3 VI   |        deserved to be recalled to life by the widows' petition.~
 4 VII  |          Lord, the Teacher of our life and Master of eternal salvation,
 5 X    |         property should fail you, life itself, and salvation, are
 6 XVII |        while in a saving work the life according to the flesh is
 7 XVIII|     liberated. As in this worldly life, in the nourishment and
 8 XVIII|        the spiritual and heavenly life, the larger the number of
 9 XX   |       again: "All the days of thy life, most dear son, have God
10 XX   | righteousness all the days of thy life, and be not willing to walk
11 XXI  |         sought for the giver, but life eternal is bestowed; nor
12 XXII |            Thou promisest eternal life to those who labour for
13 XXIII|            but the righteous into life eternal" What more could
14 XXVI |           to be greater than this life and the world, slacken our
15 XXVI |       course by no desire of this life and of this world. If the