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 1 IV     |     good it is to exchange the corruptible for the eternal." ~The king
 2 VIII   |        us who are earthly, and corruptible, and clothed in this heavy
 3 VIII   | because it telleth us, who are corruptible and earthly, the `good spell'
 4 IX     |        little while, `For this corruptible must put on incorruption,
 5 IX     |      immortality. So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption,
 6 XII    |      we utterly renounce these corruptible and perishable things of
 7 XIV    |     and counsel us to consider corruptible and perishable things as
 8 XV     |   which leadeth us from things corruptible and maketh us partakers
 9 XX     |      ye were not redeemed with corruptible things, as silver and gold,
10 XXIV   |    madness it is to choose the corruptible and perishable, the weak
11 XXVI   |     into an image made like to corruptible man, and four-footed beasts,
12 XXVII  |     even the very elements are corruptible. But if the elements are
13 XXVII  |        But if the elements are corruptible and subject to necessity,
14 XXVII  |    that they are not gods, but corruptible and changeable things, brought
15 XXVII  |        lusts; for they worship corruptible elements and dead images,
16 XXVIII |      despise this fleeting and corruptible world. Thou shalt not live
17 XXXI   |        then, these created and corruptible things take no hurt from
18 XXXII  |       men of like passions and corruptible as themselves and further
19 XXXVIII|   things that are temporal and corruptible! Like a prudent and wise
20 XXXVIII|        and wax not old for the corruptible! ~"But tell me, dearly beloved,
21 XXXIX  |      exchanged the earthly and corruptible for the eternal and incorruptible;