Chapter

 1 3 |   glass had in it the drink of death, which could not endure
 2 3 |        that Paul was afraid of death, when as himself said, that
 3 3 |       places raise up from the death of soul many more, that
 4 8 |      to rejoice at his enemy's death. ~PETER: The things you
 5 8 |    Elias; and in lamenting the death of his enemy, I acknowledge
 6 8 |       upon the contempt of his death, the humble contrariwise,
 7 8 |   humble contrariwise, against death, lay hold of the glory of
 8 11|      REVIVED A BOY, CRUSHED TO DEATH WITH THE RUIN OF A WALL. ~
 9 11|        of the wall, as for the death of their brother: and in
10 11|     end of that wall, of whose death the old serpent thought
11 23|      NUNS ABSOLVED AFTER THEIR DEATH. ~GREGORY: His common talk,
12 30|        Ananias and Sapphira to death for their lying. For we
13 30|       we read not, that in the death of them he prayed at all,
14 34|    impart the news of this her death to his monks, whom also
15 34| continued together after their death. ~
16 37|      MONKS THE TIME OF HIS OWN DEATH. ~The same year in which
17 37|       told the day of his holy death to his monks, some of which
18 37|       were present knew of the death of the holy man, so likewise