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 1     I, 2 |  likewise said that the soul is immortal, and that it subsists in
 2     I, 16|        the will of God they are immortal, (maintaining this) in the
 3     I, 16|        soul to be uncreated and immortal, when he uses the following
 4     I, 16| following words, "Every soul is immortal, for that which is always
 5     I, 16|        which is always moved is immortal;" and when he demonstrates
 6     I, 17|      For Plato affirms it to be immortal, but Aristotle that it involves
 7     I, 17|     soul of the entire world is immortal, and that the world itself
 8     I, 23|      most beauteous of the gods immortal,~Chasing care away from
 9     V, 1 |        comes) mother, two names immortal, progenitors of Aeons, O
10     V, 2 |     every generation below, but immortal that which is begotten above,
11     V, 3 |         being born again become immortal and abide for ever in great
12     V, 4 |     nothing of existing things, immortal or mortal, animate or inanimate,
13    VI, 20|       of this world) and become immortal, when we are separated from
14    VI, 21|     passions (of the body); and immortal, if it succeeds in escaping
15    VI, 27|       is, the Ogdoad, it became immortal and repaired to the Ogdoad,
16   VII, 15|         the nature of remaining immortal in this (region) only, continue (
17   VII, 17|       asserts that they are two immortal and unbegotten principles,
18   VII, 17|         souls, because they are immortal, and live for lengthened
19   VII, 17|        are two (gods) which are immortal, unbegotten, (and) continually
20  VIII, 5 |   Mother, this (is) Father--two immortal names. As an illustration,
21    IX, 4 |         ungenerated; mortal and immortal; reason, eternity; Father,
22    IX, 5 |         he asserts that what is immortal is mortal, and that what
23    IX, 5 |      and that what is mortal is immortal, in the following expressions: "
24    IX, 5 |         mortal, and mortals are immortal, that is, when the one derive
25    IX, 5 |        unbegotten and begotten, immortal and mortal. How shall not
26    IX, 22|      again, and that it will be immortal, in the same manner as the
27    IX, 23|         flesh, and that soul is immortal, and that there will be
28     X, 22|      and unbegotten, mortal and immortal. These have taken occasion
29     X, 23|    subject to suffering, and is immortal when He does not suffer
30     X, 28|    formed of one substance were immortal, for in their case dissolution
31     X, 30|       And thou shalt possess an immortal body, even one placed beyond