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 1  Unic,   5    |       when they were sure I was dead, for afterwards I actually
 2  Unic,   5(88)|          she was believed to be dead, a grave was dug for her
 3  Unic,   5    |     performed the rites for the dead. But it pleased the Lord
 4  Unic,   5    |         have raised me from the dead I am so amazed that inwardly
 5  Unic,   6    |         head than if I had been dead, unless others moved them
 6  Unic,   6    |       there. So, instead of the dead body they had expected,
 7  Unic,   6    |         the body was worse than dead and distressing to behold.
 8  Unic,  10    |     faith. For our nature is so dead that we pursue what we see
 9  Unic,  18    |       that it is not completely dead -- and we may use this word
10  Unic,  18    |     speaking of it, since it is dead to the world. As I said,
11  Unic,  20    |        body often remains as if dead and unable of itself to
12  Unic,  20    |          they ought to be as if dead. It is a shame that such
13  Unic,  22    |     quicken our faith, if it is dead, concerning what He will
14  Unic,  27    |       came the news that he was dead -- or, to put it better,
15  Unic,  28    |     sees, in fact, that it is a dead thing. But let us pass over
16  Unic,  28    |         a living image -- not a dead man but the living Christ.
17  Unic,  28    |        it after rising from the dead. Sometimes He comes with
18  Unic,  29    |  distress than if its body were dead. It seeks ways and means
19  Unic,  34    |        I was not sure if I were dead or alive. For there could
20  Unic,  36    |       of Alc‡ntara, who was now dead.320 Before his death, knowing
21  Unic,  37    |      the fire is not altogether dead. Then the Lord comes back
22  Unic,  38    |        who live on earth are so dead that it seems as if there
23  Unic,  38    |    ceremony that is paid to all dead persons, I kept thinking
24  Unic,  38    |       talk of visions about the dead, I will refer to some matters,
25  Unic,  38    |       illusion. He had not been dead more than a fortnight at
26  Unic,  38    |    through the lesson I saw the dead sister: her soul seemed
27  Unic,  38    | recollected and saw that he was dead and was ascending into Heaven
28  Unic,  40    |       where I am so much like a dead thing that I once thought
29  Unic,  40    |       was neither mortified nor dead to the things of the world;