Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|     before the day of our Lord’s Resurrection; and thus he afterwards
 2        I, XX  | constructed for the Feast of the Resurrection of our Lord, and so fitted
 3       II, I   |      concerning the state of our resurrection. For Eutychius, bishop of
 4       II, I   |        our body, in the glory of resurrection, would be impalpable, and
 5       II, I   |       and by the instance of the Resurrection of our Lord, that this doctrine
 6       II, IV  |      thought that the day of the Resurrection of our Lord ought, as has
 7      III, IV  |   Christians, they knew that the Resurrection of our Lord, which happened
 8      III, XVII|    mankind, through the Passion, Resurrection and Ascension into Heaven
 9      III, XVII|         from his belief that the Resurrection of our Lord happened on
10      III, XVII|          and for the hope of our resurrection, which also he, with the
11      III, XXI |         kingdom, and the hope of resurrection and future immortality,
12      III, XXV |         to the world the hope of resurrection, on the first day of the
13      III, XXX |    rather to die in the faith of resurrection in Him, than to live in
14       IV, VII |         and await the day of the resurrection. The radiance of this light
15       IV, XXIV|        the Incarnation, Passion, Resurrection of our Lord, and His Ascension
16        V, XVI |         s Nativity, Passion, and Resurrection.~HE wrote concerning the
17        V, XVI |         place of His Passion and Resurrection in this manner: "Entering
18        V, XVI |       church of the Anastasis or Resurrection of our Lord, encompassed
19        V, XXI |      catholic time of our Lord’s Resurrection. To the end that he might
20        V, XXI |        reason of the Passion and Resurrection of our Lord. For the law
21        V, XXI |         to us for the joy of His Resurrection, the Apostolic tradition
22        V, XXI |         of God were, by Christ’s Resurrection, set free from eternal death.
23        V, XXI |      made known the glory of His Resurrection to His disciples, to their
24        V, XXI |          mysteries of our Lord’s Resurrection and our deliverance, with
25        V, XXI |         the Paschal feast of His Resurrection to be yearly celebrated
26        V, XXI |     Jesus, by the triumph of His Resurrection, dispelled all the darkness
27        V, XXI |     Light had never by death and resurrection vanquished the darkness
28        V, XXI |        was fulfilled in Christ’s Resurrection, and that we may signify
29        V, XXI |          certain hope of our own resurrection, which we believe will likewise
30        V, XXII|       the Mass, in memory of the Resurrection of our Lord, that same day