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1 IV  |        pained by witnessing the death of others, he removed all
2 IV  | bloodshed, no one should suffer death.~
3 VI  |      increasing within him, and death now nearly at hand, he warded
4 VII | catechumen; and so suddenly had death occurred, that he had left
5 XIII|  confidence, expecting only the death of Martin. But he, trusting
6 XVI |       expecting nothing but her death, when it was suddenly announced
7 XVI |      what is more dreadful than death itself, she is now alive
8 XIX |        his cell at the point of death, and was tortured with grievous
9 XXI |      the cause of his wound and death. He said that, while he