Chapter

 1 VI    |          have every member of the body heavy laden with gold; wine-bibbing
 2 IX    |           from other parts of the body for its sustenance. To hinder
 3 XII   |           on cross and stake? The body of your god is first consecrated
 4 XII   | vigorously on every member of the body. We lay our heads upon the
 5 XVI   |        form, if you have the very body of the god. And yet how
 6 XVII  |         oppressive bondage of the body, though led astray by depraving
 7 XXI   |          archives. Then, when His body was taken down from the
 8 XXI   |       might remove by stealth His body, and deceive even the incredulous.
 9 XXI   |       faith, gave it out that the body of Christ had been stolen
10 XXIII |         is he a sorcerer? was his body stolen by his disciples
11 XXIII |        clothing it again with the body it laid aside at death;
12 XXVI  |        time, and made the world a body of times; if the rise and
13 XXX   |        despatched from the chaste body, an unstained soul, a sanctified
14 XXXIX |           positive good. We are a body knit together as such by
15 XLVII |          others maintain He has a body,--the Platonists teaching
16 XLVII |       does the shadow precede the body which casts it, or the image
17 XLVIII|       opposite. And therefore the body too will appear; for the
18 XLVIII|           did not sin without the body, within which all was done
19 XLVIII|       hung in its place this huge body of our world, made out of
20 L     |         Empedocles gave his whole body at Catana to the fires of