...existence,6 but be en" tirelv annihilated and extinguished?" . .. Now, if this be really the case, you may be assured, that if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have made it so.' For if it had been just, it would have been practicable; and had it been according to...

...deity, having once died, return no more to existence, but perish eternally? He thus answers : — " Although this is so, yet, be assured, that if it ought...would also have been possible ; and had it been in harmany with nature, '« then nature would have allowed it. That it is not so, if it is not so, should...

...happens it, that the gods, who have ordered all things well and with love to men, seem to overlook thia one thing alone, that many very good men, who, by...it would also have been possible ; and had it been hi harmony with nature, then nature would have allowed it. That it is not so, if it is not so, should...

...have once died should never exist again, but should be completely extinguished ? But if this is so, be assured that if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it. For if it were just, it would also be possible ; and if it were according to nature, nature...

...have once died should never exist again, but should be completely extinguished ? But if this is so, be assured that if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it. For if it were just, it would also be possible; and if it were according to nature, nature...

...have once died, should never exist again, but should be completely extinguished? But if this is so, be assured that, if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it. But because it is not so, if in. fact it is not so, bo thou convinced that it ought not to...

...have once died should never exist again, but should be completely extinguished ? But if this is so, be assured that if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it. For if it were just, it would also be possible ; and if it were according 1 "Thoughts," v....

...complaint as almost a blasphemy, and shuts himself up to the sacrifice, saying, "But if this be so, be assured that, if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it." With a boldor tone the Christian argues his immortality from the justice of God. " Thou wilt...

...have once died, should never exist again, but should be completely extinguished? But if this is so, bo assured that, if it ought to have been otherwise, the gods would have done it. But because it is not so, if in fact it is not so, be thou convinced that it ouyht not to...

...once they are dead, should not live again; but be extinguished for ever ? Yet if this be so, be sure that if it ought to have been otherwise the gods would have done it. For were it just, it would also be possible ; were it according to nature, nature would have...