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 1 3 |        was incurring, he despised death that he might escape death.~
 2 3 |        death that he might escape death.~
 3 10|         Easter Day, and until his death was accustomed to lie on
 4 11|          broken down, and thought death was near, from his sixty-fourth
 5 32|       elements were lamenting the death of Antony. Hilarion did
 6 33|         Hesychius might be put to death, and a proclamation had
 7 40|           world, following on the death of Julian, which caused
 8 44|           with oil and saved from death. He earnestly entreated
 9 44|       even a moment of time after death, but to bury him immediately
10 45|    seventy years, and do you fear death?” Thus saying he breathed
11 45|      before the city heard of his death.~
12 47| immediately died, proving even by death the sincerity of her love