Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 32|    countless tribes of fleeting dead,~In ever-mournful homes
 2    IV, 48|   living are separated from the dead by Canis; for whatsoever
 3    IV, 48|    appointed judge of quick and dead. And as (the influence of)
 4     V, 2 |         says, a conjurer of the dead, and a guide of departed
 5     V, 2 |        enchants the eyes of the dead, as he says, and raises
 6     V, 3 | sepulchres, full," he says, "of dead men's bones within," because
 7     V, 3 |         again he exclaims, "The dead shall start forth from the
 8     V, 3 |        that do not enter remain dead. These same Phrygians, however,
 9     V, 3 |     when, having risen from the dead, he will enter into heaven
10     V, 3 |        forsooth, "Ye devour the dead, and make the living; (but)
11     V, 16|          For when the animal is dead, each of its parts is separated;
12    VI, 30|         and raised him from the dead. This, he says, is what
13    VI, 30|      who raised Christ from the dead will also quicken your mortal
14   VII, 23|       the resurrection from the dead.~
15    IX, 5 |   become guardians of quick and dead." And he likewise affirms
16    IX, 5 |      and not being (in reality) dead. And He raised Himself up