Chapter

 1 28|         arrive at that heavenly reward of immortality from which
 2 29|         the victorious with the reward of immortality. ~
 3 35|       duty, cannot be without a reward, what remains but that immortality
 4 35|        immortality alone is its reward? For if a happy life falls
 5 35|         may obtain that eternal reward for our labours. But concerning
 6 41|        obedience might gain the reward of immortality. This is
 7 57|        will know what kind of a reward he is about to receive from
 8 63| favoured the slayer and asked a reward for him. What of the stage?
 9 64|   virtue alone please us, whose reward is immortal when it has
10 66|    wanting, faith will have its reward even in peace. Therefore
11 67|  bestows upon him the befitting reward of immortality, concerning
12 69|       that they may receive the reward of immortality; they receive
13 69|          nor is there any other reward of a pious mind; and if
14 69|      the invisible God with any reward but that which is invisible.~
15 73|      the crown of faith, or the reward of immortality.~