Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|          my own, and to weep for dead Dido, because she killed
 2     3, 4-7  | nineteenth year, my father being dead two years before), not to
 3     4, 6-11 |         he should never die, was dead; and I wondered yet more
 4     4, 6-11 |       self, could live, he being dead. Well said one of his friend, "
 5     5, 3-4  |       fire, mayest burn up those dead cares of theirs, and re-create
 6     6, 1-1  |     which she bewailed me as one dead, though to be reawakened
 7     7, 9-14 |         God exalted Him from the dead, and gave Him a name above
 8     8, 3-6  |         younger son, that he was dead, and liveth again; had been
 9     8, 3-8  | friendship; this, in him who was dead, and lived again; had been
10     8, 5-12 |     sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee
11     9, 2-3  |       hadst made bright, and for dead, alive, being piled together
12     9, 4-9  |        One, raising Him from the dead, and setting Him at Thy
13     9, 4-9  | magnified, rising again from the dead, and ascending into heaven.
14     9, 4-11 |          to do to those deaf and dead, of whom myself had been,
15     9, 12-29|    though unhappy, or altogether dead; whereas she was neither
16     9, 12-29|        her death, nor altogether dead. Of this we were assured
17     9, 12-33|      mother who for the time was dead to mine eyes, who had for
18    10, 43-69|         He alone, free among the dead, having power to lay down
19    13, 14-15|       bear about us in our body, dead because of sin; until the
20    13, 21-29|        live unto Thee, which was dead while it lived in pleasures;
21    13, 21-30|  curiosity, are the motions of a dead soul; for the soul dies