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 1  3,1|      for no matter what path of life one pursues it is hardly
 2  3,1| immortal and incorruptible, and life and life-giving; since,
 3  3,3|       was by nature himself the life and the resurrection, in
 4  3,3|     Word himself. For he is the Life according to his nature
 5  3,4|    ingenerate, God in man, true Life in death, Son of Mary and
 6  3,4|            killed the Prince of Life," when in fact the being
 7  3,4|         begotten, the Prince of Life). In the same way Clement
 8  4  |        Conditions of Our Lord's Life on Earth, and by several
 9  4  |        flesh of the Lord giveth life and that it pertains to
10  4  |          that that flesh giveth life because it is that of the
11  4  |     that of the Word who giveth life to all: let him be anathema. ~
12  4  |     Word which gives all things life. For common flesh cannot
13  4  |        common flesh cannot give life. And this our Saviour himself
14  4  |       is the Spirit that giveth life." For since the flesh became
15  4  |         as he is God, he is the life and it is he that giveth
16  4  |        and it is he that giveth life: let him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~
17  6,1|          the Lord, the Giver of Life, which proceedeth from the