Chapter

 1 5 |       life without a hatred of death, nor who is desirous of
 2 11|      with divine honours after death, either on account of the
 3 15|  justice to the one; darkness, death, anti injustice to the other.
 4 15|      nor injury, nor pain, nor death, can by no means fear, because
 5 15|       God, because frailty and death are far removed from Him;
 6 17|  belongs either to sleep or to death. But sleep has not rest.
 7 17|        eternal rest belongs to death alone. Now if death does
 8 17| belongs to death alone. Now if death does not affect God, it
 9 17|       children had been put to death by a slave, his wife slain
10 18|       would have beaten you to death if I had not been angry."
11 20|        called happy before his death and last funeral rites," ~
12 20|     either when alive or after death. For He has the power both
13 22|  discoursing on the subject of death, so we in this work ought
14 23|        is condemned to eternal death: but innocence and righteousness