Book, Chapter

 1   1,   8|         what is living to what is dead; who understand that the
 2   1,  14|         death to save us who were dead. And those who can follow
 3   1,  15| resurrection of our Lord from the dead, and of His ascension into
 4   1,  15|         as the judge of quick and dead, it strikes great terror
 5   1,  30|           and left naked and half dead. And He showed him that
 6   1,  30|         to him who was lying half dead on the road, wounded and
 7   2,  21|           in honour of any of the dead of former times, the usual
 8   2,  21|         bear. But as the men were dead whose memory people were
 9   2,  21|       stars they were raising the dead men themselves to heaven.
10   2,  23|           though the ghost of the dead Samuel foretold the truth
11   2,  31|         is no resurrection of the dead. These inferences, then,
12   2,  31|         they would be true if the dead rise not, there will be
13   2,  31|          be a resurrection of the dead. As, then, valid conclusions
14   2,  32|         is no resurrection of the dead," the position taken up
15   2,  32|         is no resurrection of the dead, the necessary consequence
16   2,  32|         is no resurrection of the dead. We conclude, therefore,
17   2,  32|          is a resurrection of the dead. Now all this is briefly
18   2,  32|         is no resurrection of the dead, then is Christ not risen;
19   2,  32|          is a resurrection of the dead. This rule, then, that when
20   2,  34|          is a resurrection of the dead is assuredly better than
21   2,  34|         is no resurrection of the dead, then is Christ not risen. ~