[21] as it is to despise immoderate indulgence of the desires and all other passions; to fear God, if a man is not yet capable of loving him, and even while in Egypt to have a desire for real life. [cap.5] Which he who sees, marvelling at (and indeed it was enough [19]to cause astonishment), says, "It is a great thing for me if my son Joseph is still alive," [20] and has not died at the same time with vain opinions and the body which is but a lifeless carcass;