Chapter

 1 10|     are without contamination, eternal, and blessed; and they grant
 2 15|        of: the one is firm and eternal, the other frail and mortal.
 3 17|    vigour from rest. Therefore eternal rest belongs to death alone.
 4 17|        broken or despised this eternal and divine law. If, he says,
 5 20|        to punish the dead with eternal torments. Nay, he says,
 6 21|      short time, because He is eternal and of perfect virtue, and
 7 21| understand that because God is eternal, His anger also remains
 8 22|          The incorruptible and eternal Maker who dwells in the
 9 23|      the body, is condemned to eternal death: but innocence and
10 23| impurity. Of this heavenly and eternal reward they cannot be partakers,