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 1 1,3 |      paganism was by no means dead, Christian authors seemed
 2 1,3 |  Christ did not rise from the dead and so unequivocally convince
 3 1,3 |     they knew that He was now dead? Would they not say to themselves,
 4 2,2 |     were placed in a~grave as dead, O Giver of life. You trampled
 5 2,2 |       with You~those who were dead for ages, O loving God.~
 6 2,2 |      Christ is risen from the dead, by death~trampling upon
 7 5,3 |       God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved... For
 8 6,5 |       the soul is spiritually dead. Love your enemies, pray
 9 8,3 |       God raised Him from the dead,” and who consequently make
10 9,2 | dancing. “For this my son was dead, and is alive again; he
11 9,3 |       God raised Him from the dead, smashing the gates of hell,
12 9,3 |    all comfort who raises the dead (2 Cor 1:3-10). In the early
13 10,5|     and that He rose from the dead granting new life to all.
14 11,4|    enslaved to the forms of a dead past.~ I must now try to