Discourse

 1 Intro  | conduct you to the pasture of immortality; toilsomely have you come
 2  Marc  |    life alone is the root1 of immortality, and also its flower and
 3  Marc  |       they purely contemplate immortality itself as it springs forth4
 4  Marc  |    into the peaceful haven of immortality.11 ~
 5  Thal  |     that which gives life and immortality, and not that which receives
 6  Thal  |       which receives life and immortality. And thus man is neither
 7 Thall  |      the one is productive of immortality and righteousness; but the
 8 Thall  |     to bear the sight of pure immortality, just as we cannot bear
 9 Agathe |   reward the eternal crown of immortality and riches from the Father;
10 Procil |        always softly exhaling immortality from its white petals. Therefore
11 Procil |   that is, in the pursuits of immortality, which he calls symbolically
12 Thekla |     see, the very pastures of immortality, bearing in abundance flowers
13 Thekla |       Him with the flowers of immortality. For, as soon as their souls
14 Thekla |       who gather them grow to immortality and a likeness to God. Just
15 Thekla |      things of this life. For immortality and chastity do not contribute
16 Tusiane|      pleasant as the fruit of immortality which is plucked from the
17  Domn  |     not to be deprived of the immortality of the paradise of pleasure.
18  Domn  |      no longer be governed by immortality, nor was capable of receiving
19  Domn  |      dyed with the colours of immortality. And hence he wishes to
20  Domn  |      is chastity, which gives immortality to our bodies; which it