8. But now — that is, after having ceased to live in the flesh. For the power and nature of mortification are such, that all corrupt affections are extinguished in us, lest sin should afterwards produce in us its wonted fruits. What I have rendered indignationem , ( indignation,) is in the Greek θυμός — a term, which denotes a more impetuous passionateness than ὀργὴ, ( anger.) Here, however, he enumerates, as may easily be perceived, forms of vice that were different from those previously mentioned.