Book, Chapter

 1        1, III   |        escaped the danger, and risen above it, so as (finally)
 2        1, XLVIII|        until the Son of man he risen from the dead," to have
 3        2, XVI   |   persons are recorded to have risen from their tombs, not only
 4        2, XLVIII|     been represented as having risen from the dead, and these,
 5        2, LVI   |    afterwards to have actually risen from the dead, there would,
 6        2, LVIII |      and who pretended to have risen from the dead, he says to
 7        2, LVIII |      there mentioned as having risen, who both predicted the
 8        2, LXIX  |      by baptism, and have also risen with Him." These matters,
 9        2, LXXVII|       Jesus, who has both once risen Himself, and led His disciples
10        3, LI    |      dead to God, and as being risen from the dead (if they manifest
11        5, LVII  |        announce that Jesus had risen from the dead, and to provide
12        6, IV    |        some may appear to have risen above such practices, nevertheless
13        6, V     |       the glory of the LORD is risen upon thee." The same prophet
14        6, LXII  |    even that of those who have risen far above it. And if he
15        6, LXXII |      that Jesus could not have risen again with His body. For
16        7, XXIX  |      spoke, as one who, "being risen with Christ, and seeking
17        7, XLVI  |      made." And when they have risen from the created things
18        8, IV    | himself and all those who have risen up to the supreme God of
19        8, IV    |      Lord of lords. Now he has risen to the supreme God who gives
20        8, XXII  |     who can truly say, "We are risen with Christ," and "He hath