Part, Question

 1   1, 93  | corruptible body which ~"is a load upon the soul," as is written
 2   1, 93  |       the first man was not a load upon his soul; for ~the
 3   1, 93  |     fact that the body ~was a load upon it; but to the fact
 4   1, 100 |    The corruptible body is ~a load upon the soul" (Wis. 9:15).
 5   1, 100 |     The corruptible body is a load upon the soul, because it ~
 6   2, 38  |     its weight; wherefore the load of sorrow becomes lighter ~
 7   2, 93  |     against his will, as by a load. Hence, on the same passage ~
 8   2, 43  |   there is no toiling under a load, since according to Wis.
 9   2, 178 |     The corruptible body ss a load upon the soul, and the ~
10 Suppl, 70|     the corruptible body is a load upon ~the soul" (Wis. 9:
11 Suppl, 71|      who is ~carrying a heavy load might bathe his face in
12 Suppl, 71|  carry it better, and yet his load would be none the lighter. ~
13 Suppl, 90|     the corruptible body is a load ~upon the soul." If, then,