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 1        I, XIV   | scarcely availed to bury the dead: yet, those that survived,
 2        I, XXVII |    that is to be redeemed be dead and gone. Her husband is
 3       II, I     |   which, when risen from the dead, He Himself says to His
 4       II, VI    |       he fell asleep; in the dead of night, the blessed chief
 5       II, XII   |      in the stillness of the dead of night he saw approaching
 6      III, XIII  |      lest, as soon as he was dead, he should be hurried away
 7      III, XXIII |    heard that the bishop was dead and buried in the province
 8      III, XXV   |      our Lord arose from the dead, and gave to the world the
 9      III, XXVIII|   XXVIII. How, when Tuda was dead, Wilfrid was ordained, in
10       IV, III   |      judge the quick and the dead. Wherefore," said he, "it
11       IV, XIV   |    wherein the burial of the dead is set down, and they will
12       IV, XXII  |  down, and having lain as if dead all that day and the next
13       IV, XXIII |      Archbishop Theodore was dead, and no other bishop ordained
14       IV, XXX   |      after the manner of the dead, and they desired to put
15       IV, XXX   |  like one asleep rather than dead; besides, all the vestments
16        V, X     |   their martyrdom. For their dead bodies, having been cast
17        V, XI    |    that time, Theodore being dead, and Bertwald, his successor,
18        V, XII   | Northumbrians, rose from the dead, and related many things
19        V, XII   |       who had been some time dead, rose again to the life
20        V, XVI   |  offered on an altar for the dead that are held in honour,
21        V, XIX   |   father, for his mother was dead, he readily consented to
22        V, XIX   |    nights, as if he had been dead, and only by his faint breathing
23        V, XXI   |      because rising from the dead the third day after the