Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |       but neither do I fear to die, because we have a merciful
 2        I, I    |     the air reaches them, they die. On the contrary, almost
 3        I, XXVI |     any adversity, and even to die for that truth which they
 4       II, XII  |        the contrary, if I must die, let it rather be by his
 5      III, IX   |     the beast would recover or die. At length, after writhing
 6      III, XXII |      condemned man, thou shalt die in that very house." Yet
 7      III, XXIII|       should please God, or to die and be buried there. Being
 8      III, XXVII|       to God that he might not die yet, before he could forthwith
 9      III, XXX  |    opposed, choosing rather to die in the faith of resurrection
10       IV, IX   |       the community would soon die, and her soul be lifted
11       IV, XI   |        told him that he should die the third day after. Both
12       IV, XIV  |         and not one more shall die of this plague, either in
13       IV, XIX  | pestilence of which she was to die, but also, in the presence
14       IV, XXII |         And now you deserve to die, because all my brothers
15       IV, XXIV |    that were sick, and like to die, were wont to be carried.
16       IV, XXIV |       are not yet appointed to die, since you talk so merrily
17        V, III  |     and she lay in bed like to die through excess of pain.
18        V, III  |       maiden if she is like to die?’~"But the abbess still
19        V, XIII |      soon as they meet I shall die, and the devils being ready
20        V, XIV  |        his mind, that he might die the more joyfully. But this
21        V, XIV  |    salvation, he might himself die the more miserably, but
22        V, XIX  |        strongly opposed it, to die with him; but the executioners,