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 1 II     |     I came to despise things temporal, and to devote my whole
 2 XVI    |    prefer the eternal to the temporal.' Again, when the king desired
 3 XVIII  |  matters also, and fear this temporal death never a whit, nor
 4 XVIII  | longing to win it, dread not temporal death, nor reek on it at
 5 XXIV   |     and endless, and, by the temporal enjoyment of these things,
 6 XXV    |      even the least of these temporal concerns is unworthy of
 7 XXV    |     not to endure a thousand temporal deaths, to escape eternal
 8 XXXVI  |  vainly puffed up because of temporal honour; but, with purified
 9 XXXVII |  that are seen, and all this temporal life, and the rather to
10 XXXVIII|    above the things that are temporal and corruptible! Like a
11 XXXVIII|     thee the eternal for the temporal, the things that are incorruptible
12 XXXIX  |    things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are