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 1  II,  176     |    having formed there, he is dead, his family cast down, all
 2 III,  222     |       we cannot rise from the dead? What is more difficult,
 3 VII,  430     | convulsion of nature that the dead will rise again, and the
 4 VII,  457     |      to himself; for he being dead, all is dead to him. Hence
 5 VII,  457     |     for he being dead, all is dead to him. Hence it comes that
 6 VII,  552     |      Christ.—Jesus Christ was dead, but seen on the Cross.
 7 VII,  552     |     seen on the Cross. He was dead, and hidden in the Sepulchre.~
 8 VII,  554     |      Emmaus as risen from the dead; to the whole Church as
 9  IX,  625     |       and that they are often dead before we have attained
10   X,  657     |     blind, the paralytic, the dead Lazarus, the possessed.
11  XI,  694     |      Prophecies.—Great Pan is dead.~
12  XI,  712     |     are in desolate places as dead men.~"We roar all like bears,
13 XII,  753(152)|    later it says: 'Lazarus is dead.'" ~
14 XII,  801     | mistake a man raised from the dead...~While Jesus Christ was
15 XIII,  807    |    believe one risen from the dead.~Nicodemus recognises by
16 XIII,  842    |      has with God, raises the dead, foretells the future, removes
17 XIII,  850    |     if the Eucharist raised a dead man, it would be necessary
18 XIV,  861     |       righteous, yet sinners; dead, yet living; living, yet
19 XIV,  861     |       yet living; living, yet dead; elect, yet outcast, etc.).~