Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |    fifteen years or so after his death there are no traces of their
 2  2,5 |     terrible prospect of a cruel death to which he must have been
 3  2,5 |         man already condemned to death for his faith and on the
 4  2,9 |        Jesus' birth but from his death). He teaches the apostles
 5  2,10|     leader after another met his death by martyrdom, as we have
 6  2,10|         Christian Justin, put to death between 163 and 167, when
 7  2,11|      Roman church celebrated the death of Christ on Friday and
 8  2,11|        arrested and condemned to death; he suffered martyrdom by
 9  2,11|     account of his last days and death was very soon written in
10  3   | punishments to be expected after death by individuals who commit
11  4,3 |         inquired, “How long will death prevail?” the Lord replied, “
12  4,5 |        humiliating and agonizing death such as the gospels described
13  4,9 |     departed from him before his death on the cross. They practiced
14  4,10|          s father, Zacharias, to death. In the closing lines James,
15  4,10|       the escape of John and the death of Zacharias is sometimes
16  5,2 |       when Paul was condemned to death, a lion, let loose upon
17  5,4 |      concludes with the peaceful death of John. He shows his disciples
18  5,5 |       probably written after his death, alludes to a prediction
19  5,5 |        church, and the powers of death shall not subdue it! I will
20  5,7 |        Misdai condemns Thomas to death. He is taken up into a mountain
21  7,1 |       Christ and his sufferings, death, and resurrection would
22  8,3 |         and religion.~ After the death of Justin, Tatian broke
23  8,4 |          two centuries after his death. His influence upon orthodox
24  9,1 |       symbolic of the redemptive death of Christ. Melito relates
25  9,1 |     their responsibility for his death.~ Like most Asian bishops,
26  9,3 |   Autolycus. As it refers to the death of Marcus Aurelius (iii.
27 10,4 |        then stoned and beaten to death by the Jews (Church History
28 11,3 |    History vi. 14. 9). Clement's death must therefore have occurred
29 13,2 |      evidently healed before the death of Hippolytus.~ A hundred
30 13,10|         two attendants until the death of Decius in 251. It reminds
31 13,10|        Valerian.~ Soon after the death of Decius and the return
32 13,11|    bishop of Arsinoe, before his death. Nepos seems to have been
33 13,13|        when Pamphilus was put to death, for Philip says that Pierius
34 13,13|      involved confession but not death.~ ~
35 14,3 |  reinforcements of it.~ Upon the death of Severus, fourteen years
36 14,6 |         Paul wins his crown in a death like John's! Where the apostle
37 14,6 |         the time of Tertullian's death, soon after A.D. 222-23,
38 14,6 |          church years before his death.~ ~
39 14,10|   degradation, slavery, and even death, but the penalty for the
40 14,10|       penalty for the clergy was death. Cyprian learned that he
41 14,12|       probably written after the death of Decius (who, as we have
42 14,12|        Christ and that, although death seems to overtake Christians
43 14,13|       him written soon after his death, probably as early as 259,
44 14,13|         account of his trial and death written very little later,
45 14,18|        record of the date of his death, but it probably occurred