Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |     crucified, and rose from the dead, thereby delivering humanity
 2     I, 2,2 |        Cross and risen from ~the dead. The bishop in each of these
 3     I, 5,2 |      sacraments, prayers for the dead, and prayers to ~the saints. ~
 4     I, 5,2 |       defending ~prayers for the dead he came very close to the
 5    II, 0,11|        static but dynamic, not a dead acceptance of the past but
 6    II, 1,2 |           faith without works is dead” (James 2:17).~The Fall:
 7    II, 1,3 |     returned triumphant from the dead. In Orthodox~worship and
 8    II, 1,5 |       righteous rise~20~from the dead and are clothed with a spiritual
 9    II, 2,4 |               The living and the dead: The Mother of God~In God
10    II, 2,4 |          alive or whether we are dead, as members of~the Church
11    II, 2,4 |      they are confident that the dead are helped by such prayers.
12    II, 2,4 |          do our~prayers help the dead? What exactly is the condition
13    II, 2,5 |          both the living and the dead. This~final apocatastasis
14    II, 3,2 |          a Church, Burial of the Dead.~(In addition to these,
15    II, 4   |    service for the burial of the~dead, and the anointing of a
16    II, 4   |    caterpillars and for removing dead rats from the bottoms of~
17    II, 4,3 |          both~the living and the dead.~In the Eucharist, then,
18    II, 5,1 |    Epitaphion (the figure of the Dead Christ laid out for burial)
19    II, 5,1 | proposals have so far remained a dead letter, but the third was