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1 2|      movement, and measures the life of the world. Time and perpetuity
2 4|       process of regulating his life is the αυτεξούσιον, i.e.
3 5|         state of transcendental life, offers the examples of
4 5| beginning of days nor an end of life and likened to the Son of
5 5| abolished at any point of human life, even οn earth, if they
6 5|    which he began and ended his life, but οn behalf of the divine
7 5|        reproduce in himself the life measured by time which has
8 5|          the divine and eternal life of the Logos who dwelled