Document,  Chapter

 1 2  |      that it might both overcome death, and by its power "destroy
 2 2  |       devil who had the power of death." For we could not have
 3 2  |         the author of sin and of death, unless he who could neither
 4 2  |          by sin, nor detained by death, had taken upon himself
 5 2  |         the grievous sentence of death, and that he himself, amid '
 6 2  |         subjected to the laws of death. And born by a new mode
 7 2  |    accepted suffering, even unto death, for the sake of the world'
 8 2  | salvation; as he believes in his death, let him acknowledge his
 9 6,2|         for clergymen, after the death of their bishop, to seize
10 6,5|       the church widowed" by the death of its bishop, who was regarded
11 6,6|       520); and before Isidore's death the IVth Council of Toledo