Chapter

 1 2 |   are dead, or even entirely dissolved into their elements, so
 2 2 |       or whither each of the dissolved particles passes, and what
 3 2 |   has received that which is dissolved and has passed into that
 4 2 |  know things which have been dissolved.~
 5 3 |       He will, when they are dissolved, in whatever manner that
 6 3 |    power can reunite what is dissolved, and raise up what is prostrate,
 7 3 |      others, or, after being dissolved along with these, has been
 8 8 |     from the entire body and dissolved before the other parts;
 9 8 |   was dead, or even entirely dissolved. To expatiate further, however,
10 9 |    that is dead, or has been dissolved,--not considering that by
11 10|  again a body which has been dissolved: for if the worse was not
12 11|     that the resurrection of dissolved bodies is a work which the
13 15| peculiar union, if the parts dissolved are again united for the
14 15|  will follow of the dead and dissolved bodies; for without this,
15 18|  were separated and entirely dissolved having been again united,
16 20|      of life, the soul being dissolved and corrupted along with
17 20|    the body is corrupted and dissolved, retaining no longer any
18 20|   corrupted, and each of the dissolved particles to pass to its
19 25|    to exist when the body is dissolved, and indeed entirely scattered
20 25|   are dead, or even entirely dissolved, and the same men must be