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 1 Praise|       them they pass from life to death, without any weariness of
 2 Praise|           first sight seems to be death, if you view it narrowly
 3 Praise|           that were bewailing the death of his father to laugh,
 4 Praise|       which life is but a kind of death; or call another that were
 5 Praise|          grievous our unavoidable death? As also what troops of
 6 Praise|      first they are not afraid of death—no small evil, by Jupiter!
 7 Praise|        the least fear or sense of death, they go straight forth
 8 Praise|          eyes, and an old age and death contracted before their
 9 Praise|     proved his remedy rather than death; and that to his wife’s
10 Praise|      over-hasty old age, untimely death, and the like; so highly
11 Praise|          A heretic must be put to death.” Some laughed, and yet
12 Praise| reproaches, loathe life, and wish death above all things; in short,
13 Praise|          to be a contemplation of death, because it takes off the
14 Praise|     corporeal objects, than which death does no more. And therefore,
15 Praise|         men a little before their death, that they discourse in
16 Praise|      those visible signs. Now the death of Christ is represented