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 1 Arg | VIRTUOUS AND VICIOUS, YET THAT DEATH IS NOT COMMON TO THEM, FOR
 2 II  |      For it is for him to fear death who is not willing to go
 3 III | concerning his now approaching death, and secure of his immediate
 4 III |       having accomplished this death we come to immortality.
 5 V   |        by the aid of a quicker death; as He Himself instructs
 6 X   |       of his wealth, after the death of his children, grievously
 7 XIV |      onsets of devastation and death! what sublimity, to stand
 8 XIV |     fear to die, who from this death shall pass over to a second
 9 XIV |    shall pass over to a second death; he may fear to die, whom
10 XV  |    suppose that it is a common death for the good and evil alike.
11 XV  |     she has escaped by a rapid death the fear of persecution,
12 XV  |       to fight without fear of death when the battle shall come,
13 XVI |    avarice even by the fear of death; whether the haughty bend
14 XVI |        as we learn not to fear death. These are trainings for
15 XVI |      fortitude; by contempt of death they prepare for the crown.~
16 XVII|       that I am anticipated by death." In the first place, martyrdom
17 XIX |        the present approach of death, prayed for a respite to
18 XIX |        was now at the point of death, a youth, venerable in honour
19 XXII| passing over to immortality by death; nor can eternal life follow,
20 XXIV|       laying aside the fear of death, let us think on the immortality
21 XXVI|       kingdom, without fear of death; and how lofty and perpetual