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Alphabetical [« »] death 126 debt 1 debtors 1 decay 8 decayed 5 decayeth 2 decays 2	Frequency [« »] 8 contend 8 contrary 8 corporeal 8 decay 8 designation 8 desire 8 epistle	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus On the resurrection of the flesh IntraText - Concordances decay

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1 4 |    flesh which has fallen to decay be so expected to recover,
2 32|    or a tomb, or the gradual decay of some quiet and concealed
3 40| appointed state of perpetual decay; but the wear and tear which
4 40| which the flesh here suffers decay. So that the subject in
5 52|      very same? For even the decay is a proof of the thing
6 52|      itself, since it is the decay of the actual grain. Well,
7 53|      in the dishonour of its decay, the flesh stank in corruption,
8 60|      the storm and broken by decay, with all her timbers repaired