Chapter

 1 1 |    convenience of the other living creatures? That, therefore,
 2 3 |     and lands, and that all living creatures derive their life
 3 5 |    being reverenced, by all living beings; -- whose testimonies
 4 22| every statue of bronze is a living man, so these imagine that
 5 25|    looks up to the true and living God, who is in heaven; who
 6 25|     the maker of a true and living man; and we, as often as
 7 25|    that irrational objects, living beings that lifeless objects,
 8 27|  the earth and the sea with living creatures, then He formed
 9 39|     to others an example of living. If all should imitate the
10 57|   deadly thing to leave the living God, and prostrate themselves
11 71| lamentation will follow the living, and congratulation the
12 72|    the earth respecting the living and the dead, and will deliver