Chapter

 1  2|    pleasant city Ostia, that my body might have a soothing and
 2 11|    burials by fire, as if every body, even although it be withdrawn
 3 11|    whether wild beasts tore the body to pieces, or seas consumed
 4 11|       renewed bodies? Without a body? Then, as far as I know,
 5 11|         nor life. With the same body? But this has already been
 6 11|         destroyed. With another body? Then it is a new man who
 7 21| punishment of their emasculated body. Now certainly these things
 8 26|        that is, mediate between body and spirit, compounded by
 9 30|      for so tender, so little a body tO receive those fatal wounds;
10 31|      chaste discourse, and with body even more chaste (divers
11 31|        perpetual virginity of a body. So far, in fact, are they
12 34|       it perishes to God? Every body, whether it is dried up
13 34|       they are rotted: thus the body in the sepulchre is like
14 34|      for the spring-time of the body. And I am not ignorant that
15 36|      the human mischiefs of the body is not punishment --it is
16 36|    strength both of mind and of body grows torpid without the
17 37|      hand only, but their whole body, should be burned--burned