Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |    believe and affirm, restored life to the world; when he might
 2 I, 3 |         that by man's obedience life should be restored. And,
 3 I, 9 |        but that, in word and in life, he invariably maintained
 4 I, 9 |       will, not yielding up his life as an act of obedience,
 5 I, 9 |         death of the Son to his life; but because the Father
 6 I, 0 |         which led him to a holy life, he did not have it as a
 7 I, 0 |          No man layeth down his life for my sake, except the
 8 I, 0 |         himself: "I lay down my life that I may take it again;
 9 I, 0 |      cannot be attained in this life, and that no being can ever
10 I, 0 |         that no man passes this life without sin. Let us take
11 I, 8 |        because they imitate the life of angels, and they are
12 I, 8 |       which takes place in this life, will cease. But if by "
13 I, 0 |       delights and ease of this life, and submit obediently to
14 I, 4 |      makes man happy after this life. And I think that I have
15 II, 5|       has not only given up the life of the world, but also his
16 II, 5|   cannot be said to live a holy life of necessity, but with the
17 II, 1|        he chooses, lay down his life and take it again.~Boso.
18 II, 1|        whether he lays down his life by the intervention of no
19 II, 1|      this may be to give up his life or to lay down his life,
20 II, 1|         life or to lay down his life, or to deliver himself up
21 II, 1|         clearly manifest in his life and actions than they can
22 II, 1|    destruction into the path of life and eternal happiness, when
23 II, 4|         they are evil, and that life is only amiable in proportion
24 II, 4| therefore, it follows that that life is more lovely than sins
25 II, 4|         you see, then, how this life conquers all sins, if it
26 II, 4|           If, then, to lay down life is the same as to suffer
27 II, 4|       death, as the gift of his life surpasses all the sins of
28 II, 5|         evil to slay him as his life is a good, how can his death
29 II, 5|       equal to the worth of his life, we have not looked at as
30 II, 6|         great a mystery in this life, and I do not desire you
31 II, 7|         the preservation of his life, there is the power of preserving
32 II, 7|      God-man could preserve his life, so as never to die, we
33 II, 7|       the power to preserve his life, though he could not wish
34 II, 7|       himself, he lays down his life not of necessity, but of
35 II, 7|       the power to preserve his life. For, if he wished to lie,
36 II, 8|        choosing to preserve his life, but we refer to the unchangeableness
37 II, 8|        So then, no one took his life from him, but he laid it
38 II, 8|      you have clearly shown the life of this man to have been
39 II, 9|         XVIII (b.)~How Christ's life is paid to God for the sins
40 II, 9|    justice, he did not give his life for the honor of God?~Boso.
41 II, 9|        yet forever preserve his life, I would acknowledge that
42 II, 9|  punishment, gave so precious a life, even the life of so illustrious
43 II, 9|       precious a life, even the life of so illustrious a personage,