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 1      1, IV   |          was given to us by that death of evil, and that life of
 2      1, VII  |      punishment may die a harder death. Man is slaughtered that
 3      1, VII  |          adorned for a voluntary death; wretched men, they boast
 4      5, II   |    Praise not any man before his death;" and again, "Be thou faithful
 5      5, II   |            Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a
 6      7, I    |           without any comfort of death,--tortures which do not
 7      7, I    |          by the quickness of his death:~
 8      8, II   |         sight of the Lord is the death of His saints." Precious
 9      8, II   |         saints." Precious is the death which has bought immortality
10      8, II   |        And He who once conquered death on our behalf, always conquers
11      8, III  |        mourns over the wreck and death of very many; and that you
12     12, I    |          should not be found and death begins to be imminent, before
13     12, II   |     bydanger, and placed near to death, let your vigilance not
14     15, III  |    subdued; torture is worn out; death is not feared but desired,
15     20, II   |       with me at the (spiritual) death of my sister, who in this
16     21, II   |        were ordered to be put to death by hunger and thirst, and
17     21, II   |        by God's will were put to death in the prison by hunger,
18     25, III  |         confess the Lord God, in death itself, before his very
19     25, III  |        by dying, to have subdued death itself, which is dreaded
20     25, III  |         dreaded by all? Than, by death itself, to have attained
21     25, IV   |        deliver up the brother to death, and the father the son,
22     27, II   |          themselves mischief and death by their recklessness and
23     30, VI   |       denial through the fear of death, but let those that are
24     30, VIII |         but of such as impending death does not suffer to bear
25     33, V    |       snatched from the midst of death,--a kind of resurrection,
26     36, Arg  |           THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR DEATH SHOULD BE CAREFULLY NOTED,
27     36, I    |          by the glorious exit of death. For neither is their virtue
28     36, I    |       himself to tortures and to death, has suffered whatever he
29     36, I    |            Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a
30     36, I    |        invincibleness, even unto death. When to the willingness
31     36, II   |        by the gate of a glorious death to their immortality; and
32     37, I    |          communicate with him in death.~
33     37, II   |          communicate with him in death who had obeyed us, that
34     39, IV   |      drink, poison for medicine, death for safety. Let not the
35     39, V    |        your God, shall be put to death." Let no one, beloved brethren,
36     39, VI   |          life that he may put to death. Now also his words are
37     48, II   |           and afterwards even in death was not buried by him. The
38     51, XIII |        urged on to the result of death; as if, because peace is
39     51, XVII |      should afterwards be put to death on account of the name,
40     51, XVII |     charity, he could not in his death be crowned. And therefore
41     51, XVII | sacrificed should be assisted at death, because there is no confession
42     51, XXII |   written, "Alms do deliver from death," and not, assuredly, from
43     51, XXII |        not, assuredly, from that death which once the blood of
44     51, XXII |       written, "God did not make death, neither hath He pleasure
45     51, XXIII|        but the warning of urgent death, that drives them to ask;
46     51, XXIII|        to receive consolation in death who has not reflected that
47     53, I    |       peace on the very point of death. For it was not right, neither
48     54, VII  |       desires for himself either death or salvation. Nevertheless,
49     54, XIX  |       the Lord the reward of our death and of our blood. Their
50     58, V    |         contagion of the ancient death at its earliest birth, who
51     59, II   |    redeemed us from the peril of death; so that He who took us
52     62, VI   |          the cross and conquered death; and that He Himself is
53     62, X    |      shall show forth the Lord's death until He come." But if it
54     62, XVII |         do show forth the Lord's death till He come." As often,
55     63, III  |        down to the lowest pit of death, have gone headlong with
56     67, IX   |        such things are worthy of death, not only they which commit
57     67, IX   |        such things are worthy of death, he makes manifest and proves
58     67, IX   |          only they are worthy of death, and come into punishment
59     68, VII  |        some places, condemned to death, have received heavenly
60     70, II   |        to darkness and light, to death and immortality, to Antichrist
61     71, II   |         them, and forestalled by death without, have perished outside
62     72, V    |          our sins, who conquered death by dying, who by Himself
63     72, XVIII|       the cup, and of undergoing death? What else is it then, than
64     72, XIX  |          mother, let him die the death;" if He who bids that those
65     72, XXI  |          Christ, and been put to death outside the Church, unless
66     73, VIII |         to error, immortality to death, love to hatred, truth to
67     74, XVI  |    abettors perished with a like death to theirs?~
68     74, XXI  |     although, being prevented by death, they had not gained the
69     74, XXII |      sins, as if in the house of death there could be the layer
70     74, XXIII|      having been the occasion of death to those that were desirious
71     76, IV   |         sight of the Lord is the death of His saints." Who would
72     76, IV   |          unfalteringly receive a death precious in the sight of
73     80, II   |   suffering. Let no one think of death, but of immortality; nor
74     80, II   |         sight of the Lord is the death of His saints;" and again, "
75     81, II   |          of us may think less of death than of immortality; and,
76     82, Arg  |         HAD DONE SO FROM FEAR OF DEATH, HE GIVES THE REASON IN