Chapter

 1 1 |  overthrow the condition of human life, must be refuted by us,
 2 5 |          to injure, to restore to life rather than to kill, to
 3 5 |         There is no one who loves life without a hatred of death,
 4 7 |      nature of man, will live the life of the brutes under the
 5 8 |     confusion and perturbation of life will follow. But if religion
 6 8 |      justice, by which the public life may be more secure, how
 7 8 |           away, without which the life of men is full of folly,
 8 11|      which they had adorned human life? And not only men, but women
 9 12|          the usefulness of common life, but even to the truth;
10 12|          society of men, by which life itself is sustained, protected,
11 13|           be wanting by which the life of men is sustained. But (
12 13|          to furnish and adorn the life of men with an abundance
13 15|         evil to the other: light, life, and justice to the one;
14 16|    excellent, and who lead a holy life, that He may not be liable
15 16|        not possessed of them, the life of man will be thrown into
16 17|     follows that He cares for the life of men, and takes notice
17 18|       evidently both destroys the life of those whose audacity
18 18|          necessary for the use of life, so also He has assigned
19 18| affections by which the course of life might be regulated; and
20 19|           race, in order that our life may be more abundantly supplied,
21 20|        How many who were in early life base, and condemned by the
22 20|          the errors of their past life, correct themselves. In
23 23|          whole race of men, their life and shameless race, it is
24 23|         to love the parent of his life? or who can with impunity
25 23|         giver of intelligence and life and to serve earthly and