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 1 3 |    should be brought back from death. Whence wandering they now
 2 10|      would have fore-known the death of his friend.~
 3 12|       Again, restored from his death, in another womb Semele
 4 14|        allow you to live after death. Depart from such as have
 5 16|        on either side immature death is straying. If the fates
 6 19|       once from the shrines of death.~
 7 20|       who have died by an evil death, not reading their own law.
 8 23|    thyself lookest around upon death. Thou seekest in a barbarous
 9 24|       He who has redeemed from death, that we may believe in
10 24|       there is advantage after death. Thou, however, when one
11 25|      is present in the time of death. The first law of God is
12 25|        his guilt in the second death. I will declare things to
13 26|   discipline, and rushest into death while wishing to stray without
14 26|    true one; and I judged that death would come in like manner
15 27|   without God, judgest that in death is extinction, and thinkest
16 27|     made for us receptacles of death, and after our ashes we
17 27|      one, who thinkest that by death thou art not, and hast made
18 27|        able to do nothing. But death is not a mere vacuity, if
19 28|      deeds, make to live after death. But a crafty mind, mischievous,
20 28| degrees, and delays in a cruel death. O wicked man, hear now
21 35|        OF THE TREE OF LIFE AND DEATH.~Adam was the first who
22 35|        the apple being tasted, death has entered into the world.
23 35|     the world. By this tree of death we are born to the life
24 35|    primitive man, whence comes death by the neglect of the law
25 36|        the twofold sign whence death proceeded, and again I have
26 36|     Him. O fools, that live in death! Cain slew his younger brother
27 40|      had perished by an unjust death, and that those who were
28 44|    even already living without death. And neither will there
29 45|      are sent away in a second death, but the righteous are placed
30 48|   those things which belong to death. He severely condemns himself
31 48|     mouse-trap, where there is death. Many are the martyrdoms
32 53|      he may give fame for your death.~
33 58|      to come in the passage of death.~
34 59|      she should be raised from death, not by her costly dress,
35 64|       night thou art summoned. Death rushes after thee. Whose,
36 73|      BE BEWAILED.~Although the death of sons leaves grief for
37 74|      be careful of the pomp of death art in error. As a servant
38 74|     God, thou oughtest even in death to please Him. Alas that
39 74|      body should be adorned in death! O true vanity, to desire
40 74|      to the world; not even in death devoted to Christ. Thou
41 74|        and blessed day at your death, that the people may come