Book, Chapter

1   III,    XXIII|          and, filling them with immortality and all blessedness, makes
2   III,    XXIII|        at one taste gives a man immortality. For the mystic bread that
3   III,    XXIII|        as the wine, drawing the immortality of the immaculate Godhead,
4    IV,    XXVII| concerning the angels and their immortality, and how in the kingdom
5    IV,    XXVII|     associated with the Word of immortality, might adapt his life to
6    IV,   XXVIII|         of the flesh to His own immortality. For just as the sun when
7    IV,      XXX|       to the future assembly of immortality, and preparing us to face
8    IV,      XXX|         really the beginning of immortality and the starting-point of