Chapter

 1 3 |  did not approve that, when dead, they should be brought
 2 6 |  that sent rain when he was dead? Especially, if a god may
 3 10|     And was he himself when dead unable to live again,. though
 4 10|  begot who was already once dead. Ye make Apollo a player
 5 12| away near to birth from his dead mother, and as a nursling
 6 14|    from such as have become dead in life.~
 7 23|     that God will judge the dead, thou foolishly makest thyself
 8 24|   there remain to thee when dead. Consider, thou foolish
 9 25|   to believe in Him who was dead, to be able to rise again
10 26| these make thee to be a man dead? Cannot thirty years at
11 26| departed, the soul also was dead and perished. These things,
12 26|    God lives, who makes the dead to live, that He may give
13 27|   absolutely die; nor, when dead, dost thou escape the lofty
14 27|  shouldst arrange that when dead thou perceivest nothing,
15 27| whose laws cry out that the dead are in existence. But thou,
16 27|     thou thinkest, that the dead are forgetful of what they
17 27|   thee back living from the dead. Thou oughtest to give praises
18 29|  sayest, I do not hope when dead to live after such things
19 33|   in the one God, that when dead thou mayer live, and mayest
20 35|    s law, which teaches the dead to live. God alone has commanded
21 37|  Whence thou shalt not when dead escape the judgment of Christ.
22 74|    to desire honour for the dead! A mind enchained to the
23 74|   mayest deserve to go when dead. Lo, they are following
24 74|   will the pomp benefit the dead man? Thou shalt be accused,
25 77|     thou criest, While I am dead I drink not. Be it mine
26 80|    pleased Christ, that the dead should rise again, yea,