Chapter

 1 2 |      respecting their previous life, and not be influenced by
 2 2 |         be done to us. Let the life of the accused persons be
 3 3 |    make inquiry concerning our life, our opinions, our loyalty
 4 12|      everything in the present life to God, who made us and
 5 12|   generally despised method of life, believing that we shall
 6 12|        benevolent and moderate life from the great Judge. Plato
 7 12|       then, those who consider life. to be comprised in this, "
 8 12|     men who reckon the present life of very small worth indeed,
 9 12|        conducted to the future life by this one thing alone,
10 12|   unity; and who know that the life for which we look is far
11 12|        and when we live such a life as this, that we may escape
12 18|       reason for the course of life we follow. May you, by considering
13 22|       fire, and Juno source of life,~ With Pluto and Nestis,
14 23|       that images destitute of life and motion can of themselves
15 25|       Stripped of all means of life, while others still~Continue
16 25|      by the termination of his life, which remains equal and
17 31|        us away from our way of life, or to render the rulers
18 31|        as regards rectitude of life, for with God we stand in
19 31|      you know that those whose life is directed towards God
20 31|   should live only the present life, then we might be suspected
21 31|       removed from the present life we shall live another life,
22 31|     life we shall live another life, better than the present
23 32|        to the more advanced in life we give the honour due to
24 32|       excludes us from eternal life."~
25 33|     having the hope of eternal life, we despise the things of
26 33|     despise the things of this life, even to the pleasures of
27 35|        when it has passed into life, to kill it; and not to
28 36| account to give of the present life, ill or well spent, and
29 37|     lead a peaceable and quiet life, and may ourselves readily