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 1 X    |           of man be risen from the dead." When the brother had assented
 2 XV   |             also, that when she is dead, she may be buried in this
 3 XXV  |          For his extremities being dead, he seems only to breathe
 4 XXVII|          one of their brethren was dead of a pestilence; and the
 5 XXIX |            in which she lay, as if dead, and sprinkled her and the
 6 XL   | Lindisfarne, that the holy man was dead; for they had agreed beforehand
 7 XLI  |          the servant of Christ was dead and buried, the miracles
 8 XLI  |          been thrown, in which his dead body had been washed; and
 9 XLII |        flexible, as if he were not dead, but sleeping. His clothes,
10 XLIII|          his blessed body, whether dead or alive, still possess