Book, Chapter

1   II, 1 |    nature of the body, which is temporary, should be upright, but
2   II, 13| heavenly spirit may employ as a temporary dwelling. The duties of
3  III, 12|          for although it be but temporary, and most full of labour,
4   IV, 28|         except he renounce this temporary life, and train himself
5  VII, 5 |    capable of being grasped, of temporary duration, senseless, and
6  VII, 10|         mind. Because vices are temporary, and of short duration;
7  VII, 10|       themselves, are short and temporary, therefore the fruit and
8  VII, 10|         virtue. As this life is temporary and has fixed limits, because
9  VII, 10|         death is in like manner temporary and has a fixed end, because