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 1 PreGreek  |         Nearly the whole of their life was spent in showing the
 2 I         |           and put in it a tree of life,71which could be seen and
 3 I         |        teeth received the gift of life, and further that any one
 4 I         |         age shall inherit eternal life, and are destined to reach
 5 V         |           in them ye have eternal life: and these are they which
 6 XIV       |           and do not lead a godly life worthy of the truth concerning
 7 XIV       |        soul that has lived a good life, they forsake the greatness
 8 XIV       |          What was in the Word was life, and the life was the light
 9 XIV       |        the Word was life, and the life was the light of men";258
10 XIV       |          different periods of His life, to anything He did before
11 XVI       |       suggests the proper mode of life, and endeavours to teach
12 XVIII     |         prefer folly to wisdom in life; moreover, that no wise
13 XVIII     |         up the active pursuits of life and apply themselves to
14 XVIII     |          account of the stress of life, or because of human infirmity,
15 XVIII     |  successful result is the stay of life, shall not a man with much
16 XVIII(323)| probability is the guide of human life." ~
17 XVIII     |           a pattern of the purest life to those who through them
18 XVIII     |    dissolute and utter detestable life changed and became philosophers;
19 XVIII     |       example of a well-regulated life, in which dangers are never
20 XVIII     |           way, the truth, and the life," 342or anything similar;
21 XVIII     |      sojourn on earth to live the life of a man, it was right that
22 XVIII     |        once become Man, His human life was so ordered that He shunned
23 XVIII     |         is wisdom of this present life.363On the other hand, there
24 XVIII     |          invite men to a virtuous life, as has been notably the
25 XVIII     |       their desire to lead a good life, they introduce them to
26 XVIII     |        young men to give up a low life and turn to something better?
27 XVIII     |          turn and lead a virtuous life, as Pythagoras did Zamolxis,
28 XVIII     |          be led, on to the better life. Paul knew this when he
29 XIX       |        every human being's lot in life. And the Greeks will also
30 XIX       |          perception of the higher life, but from their very earliest
31 XIX       |        lead men to faith and to a life in keeping with their faith.
32 XX        |    scarcity of the necessaries of life was agriculture, another
33 XX        |           reason how their social life is belittled, might, if
34 XX        |     beneficent practices of human life, but he should, if possible,
35 XXI       |          licentiousness in middle life, and falling into disorderly
36 XXI       |           business to lead a good life, and that God asks this
37 XXI       |        set before thee the way of life and the way of death. Choose
38 XXI       |         and incorruption, eternal life: but unto them that are
39 XXI       |    expressions as we do in common life. It often happens that kind
40 XXI       |           of the soul and eternal life, that they be not too soon
41 XXI       |           the scale of an earthly life of fifty years, but by the
42 XXI       |       healing, as if this present life were all. ~13. Now let us
43 XXI       |    hastily resolved on the higher life, and is not treading the
44 XXI       |           follows that a virtuous life will not be our work, but
45 XXI       |           themselves to the lower life. Those, then, who are said
46 XXI(491)  |           which God gave them for life." Cf. Eur. Supp. 214. ~
47 XXI       |         devotedly will the better life, useless to earnestly resolve
48 XXI       |         devotedly will the better life and press on to things which
49 XXI       |           a man of faith and good life, would not have the question
50 XXI       |      through causes prior to this life a man has here become a
51 XXII      |         by hanging a happy end of life, or affirm the perfect purification
52 XXII      |           seek their release from life; and how it can be impiety
53 XXII      |         and show them the sort of life they have to live, intending
54 XXII      |          lead them to live such a life as helps towards their former
55 XXIII     |          incidents of every human life, and perhaps what befalls
56 XXIII     |          themselves to the higher life: for there will no longer
57 XXIII     |         of the incidents of human life, and the sins of men, in
58 XXIII     |         temperate or a licentious life. Now, though there be this
59 XXIII     |      succeed in living a virtuous life. God will not have His foreknowledge
60 XXIII     |        the changes and chances of life, he has forgotten that he
61 XXIII     |         certain events in a human life ---- let us make that the
62 XXIII     |        the incidents of one man's life; but this is only an assumption;
63 XXV       |       themselves up to a virtuous life, He foreknew them, for He
64 XXVI      |       such a point of the ills of life, and to boast of those who
65 XXVI      |        story of many a holy man's life contradicts such interpretations.
66 XXVI      |          he has chosen the better life. There is need, therefore,
67 XXVII     |           illustration from daily life, and tells us how frequently
68 XXVII     |          wickedness, and living a life in all things according
69 Index     |    debarred of healing as if this life were all, 150.~Speaking,