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 1 6 |      since neither pleasure nor death affects them? Those, therefore,
 2 6 |    obtain divine hon-ours after death; and temples and statues
 3 7 |          OF the WICKED LIFE AND DEATH OF HERCULES.~But though
 4 8 |         with impunity, to whose death and burial Homer bears witness,
 5 8 |        after the banishment and death of her husband, though a
 6 27|     perpetual blessedness. Then death came upon man according
 7 30|    memory was consecrated after death; or because the images themselves
 8 34|         not refuse tortures nor death. Thus it will come to pass,
 9 35|  endures all evils, and endures death itself in the discharge
10 37|    since he was at the point of death, he entreated his friends
11 37|       perform the vow after his death, lest forsooth he should
12 39|        be said to have despised death, died by their own hands?
13 39|      that he who put himself to death is guilty of murder, according
14 39| befitting reasons for voluntary death; so that it was not enough
15 44|        and man, having overcome death, He might by His guidance
16 45|         conspired to put Him to death; and that this would happen,
17 45|       condemn him to a shameful death. Such things have they imagined,
18 45|      impious words demanded His death. But they alleged against
19 46|   PROPHETS THAT THE PASSION AND DEATH OF CHRIST HAD BEEN FORETOLD.~
20 46|     they not deserve who put to death their Lord, who had come
21 47|        Where is thy judgment, O death, where is thy sting?" The
22 50|       MORTAL BODY, AND SUFFERED DEATH.~It remains to answer those
23 50|        even suffer tortures and death. I will speak my sentiments,
24 50|        to fear pain, to despise death. These things are plainly
25 51|                      LI. OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST ON THE CROSS.~
26 51|        should happen to say, If death must be endured by Him,
27 51|       He underwent that kind of death which is usually inflicted
28 52|   vanquished, are punished with death or slavery; nor is there
29 52|      die by a speedy and simple death; but they lacerate them
30 53|    attempts to have recourse to death, can you, if you either
31 53|        in averting from him the death which be desired, and in
32 54|      and because they know that death for the cause of God is
33 54|       us. They do not put us to death. but they search out new
34 57|     there is no existence after death, it is plain that he acts
35 57|   another more than his own. If death destroys the soul, we must
36 57|      but if there remains after death a life of immortality and
37 57|   foolish to prefer torture and death rather than to sacrifice
38 57|        by all patience. Let not death terrify us, nor pain subdue
39 57|    neither refused tortures nor death for the worship and honour
40 59|         life, the other that of death. And here, however, we say
41 59|       and the power of life and death; wherefore twofold honour
42 62|       or by proscription, or by death? Let lust not go beyond
43 62|       avoided, leads to eternal death. Nothing is so hateful to
44 63|         fall into the snares of death.~
45 64|  permitted us to apply peril of death by word, nor to put to death
46 64|    death by word, nor to put to death or expose an infant, nor
47 64|       one's self by a voluntary death. We are likewise commanded
48 66|       glorious thing to undergo death in behalf of friends, of
49 66|     life in return for temporal death? Therefore, when a necessity
50 66|        let us strive to undergo death itself, not unwillingly
51 70|  shrinks from pain, nor refuses death; and because these things
52 71|      torment, harass and put to death those who have been spared