Chapter

 1 1 |     were singing not to that dead dragon, but to God All-wise,--
 2 1 |       moreover, that were as dead, not being partakers of
 3 1 | buried living men with those dead idols, till both suffer
 4 2 |    springs of divination are dead, and stripped of their vainglory,
 5 2 |      covered the head of the dead body with a purple cloth,
 6 2 |   loved us, when we were now dead in trespasses, quickened
 7 2 |  games held in honour of the dead; so also were the oracles,
 8 2 | performed his promise to the dead man. As a mystic memorial
 9 2 |  exposed before you: Leda is dead, the swan is dead. Seek
10 2 |    Leda is dead, the swan is dead. Seek your Jupiter. Ransack
11 2 |      fashioned!"~For Zeus is dead, be not distressed, as Leda
12 2 |   not distressed, as Leda is dead, and the swan, and the eagle,
13 3 |      that you are completely dead, putting, as really you
14 3 |    you do, your trust in the dead. "~Poor wretches, what misery
15 4 |    and, to speak briefly, of dead matte--you have made images
16 4 |     which are temples of the dead, as the others are sepulchres
17 4 |     sooth, the image is only dead matter shaped by the craftsman'
18 4 |  speaking, now that thou art dead, let them become thy disciples.
19 4 |    way is it, then, that the dead men of antiquity, being
20 9 | sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee
21 10|   confuted, which showed him dead. I admire, therefore, the
22 12|     Leave her to prey on the dead; a heavenly spirit comes