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Works Methodius of Olympus (260-312) De resurrectione From the Discourse on the Resurrection
Part III.
II. A Synopsis of Some Apostolic Words from the Same Discourse.

XXI.

Since the body of man is more honourable than other living creatures, because it is said to have been formed by the hands of God, and because it has attained to be the vehicle of the reasonable soul; how is it that it is so short-lived, shorter even than some of the irrational creatures? Is it not clear that its long-lived existence will be after the resurrection?

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Faculty of Theology, Patristics and History of the Early Church
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