Chapter

 1 1 |      overspread, since, while we live in mortal flesh, we are
 2 7 |          the nature of man, will live the life of the brutes under
 3 8 |           in order that they may live more uprightly and innocently.
 4 12|   restrain our desires, we shall live wickedly and impiously.
 5 13|          the earth from which we live. The sun, with its ceaseless
 6 15|        succession, since He will live for ever. The same things
 7 20|         prosperous, and they who live piously are wretched? Because
 8 20|         and disinherited persons live without restraint, and they
 9 20| discipline of a father or master live in a more strict and frugal
10 20| necessity, perhaps too few would live. On this account He is most
11 23|         we enjoy: through Him we live, through Him we have entered
12 23|      heart are open, we shall so live as always to have Him propitious,