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1   1, 5 |         surpass him in any test, bodily or mental. He replied to
2   4, 16|        too is painful. In brief, bodily conditions which spring
3  12, 39|        is it~good to neglect our bodily needs and to heap filth
4  12, 40|        elements constitute man's bodily form, being held together
5  14, 70|       Master, thou hast cured my bodily~ailments; I come now to
6  16, 80|      soothed the~tortures of her bodily pain; for where there is
7  16, 86| unprotected, to nourish those in bodily affliction, both~the followers
8  16, 92|          grief~which arises from bodily craving, from the lust of
9  16, 93|       which is concerned with~no bodily object, it is only then