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 1 6 |       SINCE GOD IS ETERNAL AND IMMORTAL, HE DOES NOT STAND IN NEED
 2 13|    benefits, being endued with immortal glory and everlasting remembrance,
 3 27| command of God he would remain immortal. Then the serpent, who was
 4 27|        man because he was made immortal, enticed him by stratagem
 5 36|  judged that souls were indeed immortal, but that they passed into
 6 59|        heaven, for they become immortal; the other on the left leads
 7 62|     things temporal, from life immortal to perpetual punishment.
 8 64|     please us, whose reward is immortal when it has conquered pleasure.
 9 66|     else but the rewards of an immortal life. And thus, even though
10 67|   therefore the soul cannot be immortal. But others, on the other
11 67|        men, and that souls are immortal. But though they entertained
12 68|    also affirms that souls are immortal, but why, or in what manner,
13 68|        who are about to become immortal are previously born mortal,
14 69|  account of which souls become immortal. He perceived, however,
15 70|  subjects and arts, that it is immortal, since it contains nothing
16 70|     nature, unless the soul is immortal. For in defence of faith
17 70|  foolishness, then the soul is immortal, and despises present goods,
18 70|        he cannot be other than immortal, who longs for the immortal.
19 70|    immortal, who longs for the immortal. He cannot be liable to