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 1    I, 23, 5|    remain in the possession of immortal youth.~
 2   II, 29, 2|  render them incorruptible and immortal. For God is superior to
 3   II, 34   |        SEPARATE STATE, AND ARE IMMORTAL ALTHOUGH THEY ONCE HAD A
 4   II, 34, 2|      in order that they may be immortal, or if they have had a beginning
 5  III, 20, 2|     respecting God, that He is immortal and powerful to such a degree
 6  III, 23, 6|       surrounded him should be immortal, and evil interminable and
 7   IV, 20, 6|      they may live, being made immortal by that sight, and attaining
 8   IV, 38, 1|  easily have come to us in His immortal glory, but in that case
 9   IV, 39, 2| created? How, again, can he be immortal, who in his mortal nature
10    V,  3, 1|        nature, but that God is immortal and powerful, unless he
11    V,  4, 1|      manifest to all do remain immortal, such as the spirit and
12    V,  4, 1|      of those things which are immortal by nature, to which things
13    V,  7   |  REFERRED TO SPIRITS NATURALLY IMMORTAL, BUT TO BODIES IN THEMSELVES
14    V,  7, 1|       as if its substance were immortal. Neither, on the other hand,
15    V, 13, 3|        corruptible, it becomes immortal and incorruptible, not after