Book, Chapter

 1     V, 3 |    therefore cannot, he says, be saved, unless, entering in through
 2     V, 7 |          triply divided might be saved. For some things, he says,
 3     V, 7 |       world through Him might be saved." The world, he says, he
 4     V, 12|       one, then, he says, can be saved or return (into heaven)
 5    VI, 14|        they allege that they are saved by grace. For that there
 6   VII, 20|       this way all souls will be saved. If, however, some (souls),
 7  VIII, 9 |         alleges that Adam is not saved on account of his having
 8     X, 6 |          into three parts may be saved. For, says the Peratic,
 9     X, 9 | determines that the flesh is not saved, and styles it "a leathern
10     X, 11|        futile discourses will be saved, and that the body and soul