“Death doth make all enmity to cease” in the examples offered here, by uniting opponents in the shared experience of death. The story of Samson, who pulls down the Philistines’ temple, killing them and himself, is Pulter’s final example of how the weak, low, or outnumbered can conquer the strong and how death resolves conflict. Here is an excerpt from John Milton’s play about Samson, Samson Agonistes (1671), in which the Chorus reflects on how Samson has united self-killing and slaughter.