resurrectio mortuorum (Lactantius, to be retained as a technical term): excitatio a mortuis, revocatio in vitam do not meet the Christian notion. “I am the resurrection and the life”: Kraft gives ego sum vitae aeternae auctor et parens; but, in quoting the Bible, the literal interpretation must be kept, which is by no means adequately expressed by the substitute recommended. “The Resurrection at the last day” dies, quo in vitam redibunt mortui (Kraft); better *dies, quo corpora hominum in vitam redibunt; *dies quo Deus jubebit manes (better corpora) exire ex sepulcris (after Ov., Met., 7, 206). “The day of our Lord’s resurrection,” *dies Christo a morte redeunti sacer.