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 1 1 |    persons.~The History of the death of our father, the holy
 2 1 |     For as no one shall escape death, so also the works of every
 3 9 |      died by the worst form of death, atoning for the shedding
 4 12|   after these things, that the death of that old man, the pious
 5 12|     Lord informed him that his death was now close at hand. Therefore
 6 13|     bodies on the day of their death, whether it be man or woman,
 7 14|     died. And a year after her death, my mother, the blessed
 8 17|  Indeed, the agony and fear of death have already environed me;
 9 18|      weep more. And I saw that death now had dominion over him.
10 18|    world the same necessity of death lies; for death holds sway
11 18|   necessity of death lies; for death holds sway over the whole
12 18|     other mortals. And yet thy death, as also the death of this
13 18|     yet thy death, as also the death of this pious man, is not
14 18|      of this pious man, is not death, but life enduring to eternity.
15 19|       at him, for the signs of death already appeared in his
16 19|      account of the agonies of death, which held him in their
17 20|       now at the very point of death. And Assia, his daughter,
18 21|     region of the south, I saw Death already approaching, and
19 21|        his sighs, I drove back Death and all the host of servants
20 22|     must of necessity taste of death.~
21 24|    said to them: Assuredly the death of your father is not death,
22 24|    death of your father is not death, but life everlasting: for
23 26|     The smell or corruption of death shall not have dominion
24 26|   either poverty or any sudden death for ever.~
25 27|    Accordingly, I bewailed his death for a long time; and lying
26 28|                          28. O Death! who makest all knowledge
27 28|     Adam and his wife Eve, and Death spares not so much as one.
28 28|        said: I have not tasted death. For the Lord never sends
29 28|      him, and He doomed him to death; and thus it was that death
30 28|    death; and thus it was that death came into the world. But
31 28| observed my Father's precepts, death would never have fallen
32 28|        trouble and violence of death has descended upon all the
33 30|        they had not to undergo death. For truly they dwell in
34 30|       said: Relate to them the death of my father Joseph, and
35 31|    delivered into the hands of death. But if any one has been
36 31| compelled to exchange life for death. And I say to you, O my