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 1    I, 5 |     the healthiest and purest body, that a mole should grow,
 2    I, 9 | always been associated in one body and growth, and have ever
 3    I, 10|   these shafts out of our own body, and hurling them back on
 4    I, 10|     presence in some unchaste body. The mask of some deity,
 5    I, 12|     if so be it be the actual body of a god. If, however, there
 6    I, 12|   cross, because even our own body assumes as its natural position
 7    I, 12|      the limbs, and forms the body, and covers the cross within
 8    I, 14|    day after day with a sound body, and so in a condition to
 9    I, 16|    some peculiar marks on his body are enumerated His master
10    I, 17|      ever broken out from our body: no Caesar's blood has ever
11   II, 3 |      associated, that is, the body. Nobody, however, will deny
12   II, 3 |   deny that the elements have body, since we both touch them
13   II, 4 |     be heterogeneous from the body? But what concern have I
14   II, 10|      fire which dissolved the body of even a Hercules enjoyed
15   II, 13| extent. As indeed the general body (of your gods), which took
16   II, 15|        by parting it from the body, and whom you have condemned,