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 1 8 |        because the bodies of the dead, after its departure from
 2 10|           be characteristic of a dead man not to respire: to respire,
 3 26|       thee." Well, was it then a dead body at that early stage?
 4 26|        God is not the God of the dead, but of the living."~
 5 28| afterwards become alive from the dead? Some will have it that
 6 28|      constant alternation of the dead and the living states, then
 7 28|       the horrid appearance of a dead old man, he comes forth
 8 28|        to have returned from the dead. Who would hesitate about
 9 28|         facts about the recently dead, which he evidently could
10 28|       were rising again from the dead:~
11 29|          MEN ARE FORMED FROM THE DEAD.~It is indeed, manifest
12 29|         is indeed, manifest that dead men are formed from living
13 29|       living men are formed from dead ones. For from the beginning
14 29|      also from the beginning the dead came afterwards in order.
15 29|          you please) than in the dead; whilst the dead had no
16 29|          in the dead; whilst the dead had no source whence to
17 29|         living came not from the dead, why should they afterwards (
18 29|        be said to) come from the dead? Had that original source,
19 29|     preserved in the case of the dead? Does it not follow that,
20 29|         follow that, because the dead came from the living at
21 29|   afterwards to proceed from the dead, it would be necessary,
22 29|          in like manner, for the dead also not to proceed from
23 30|         the living come from the dead, just as the dead proceed
24 30|       from the dead, just as the dead proceed from the living,
25 30|          The living preceded the dead, afterwards the dead issued
26 30|         the dead, afterwards the dead issued from the living,
27 30|        again the living from the dead. Now, since this process
28 30|          of a restitution of its dead coming back to life after
29 30|         if it were true that the dead came back again to life.
30 30|        are to be formed from the dead, has not actually occurred,
31 30|       come back to life from the dead (in the way surmised in
32 31|        recovery of life from the dead take place at all, individuals
33 31|      such cases to life from the dead, because there is not the
34 43|          the resurrection of the dead by its own resumption of
35 50|   accounts in the regions of the dead. Well, but what and where
36 55|          form and condition of a dead man; nor did He ascend into
37 55|      prison awaits them all when dead? How, indeed, shall the
38 55|      coming, in company with the dead in Christ, who shall be
39 56|       believed that the unburied dead were not admitted into the
40 56|          souls of the sepulchred dead kept thrusting him away.
41 56|        in view the fights of the dead. Proportioned, indeed, to
42 56|        to maintain honour to the dead by promptly attending to
43 56|         nearest relations of the dead. They also say that those
44 57|          GOD ALONE CAN RAISE THE DEAD.~It is either a very fine
45 57|           since the gods are but dead things), the before-mentioned
46 57|  concealed in the persons of the dead, we are able, if I mistake
47 57|          when Saul consulted the dead, after (losing the living)
48 57|          in visions of the night dead persons are not unfrequently
49 57|          we admit apparitions of dead persons in dreams to be
50 57|    estimate to all alike--to the dead and to the living, and indeed
51 57|        incorporeal apparition of dead persons.~