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 1        0, Life| attached to his name, has given rise to more than one legend.
 2        I, VI  |         to himself; thus giving rise to the suspicion that by
 3       II, I   |         he crushed in its first rise a new heresy which sprang
 4       II, I   |       the 12th day of March, to rise one day in the same body
 5       II, II  |      despises you, and does not rise up to you, whereas you are
 6       II, II  |    themselves, "if he would not rise up to us now, how much more
 7       II, XII |       with a glad countenance, "Rise," said he, "go in; calm
 8      III, XII |         cured of this sickness? Rise, enter the church, and go
 9       IV, XXIV|      come towards him, he would rise up from table and go out
10       IV, XXIX|    asked of the Lord, he said, "Rise, brother, and do not weep,
11       IV, XXXI|        and could scarce at last rise again. When he got up, he
12       IV, XXXI|     returned, he could scarcely rise or walk alone. Suffering