Chapter

 1 5 |        the soul out of manifest bodily substances, as Hipparchus
 2 5 |    rather includes and embraces bodily substances;--but I call
 3 5 |    their children not merely in bodily features, but in characteristics
 4 5 | faculties, and affections, that bodily likeness and unlikeness
 5 6 |       evidently, then, is not a bodily substance, inasmuch as it
 6 6 |      right in regarding that as bodily substance which, according
 7 6 |      fire, are indicated by the bodily senses--of touch and sight;
 8 6 |        by the perception not of bodily organs, but of intellectual
 9 6 |       commonly submitted to the bodily senses--sound, for instance,
10 6 |      reported to us through the bodily organs, for the express
11 6 |         in their judgment every bodily substance is nourished by
12 6 |       substance is nourished by bodily substances; whereas the
13 7 |  possibly contain a finger of a bodily substance; nor would the
14 7 |    certainly is, if it is not a bodily substance. For whatever
15 7 |     such capacity, it must be a bodily substance. For in as far
16 8 |       body--since the soul is a bodily substance. But what, says
17 8 |   should deny that the sea is a bodily substance, because a ship
18 8 |    vision). The sun is indeed a bodily substance, because it is (
19 9 |      been shown to me a soul in bodily shape, and a spirit has
20 9 |      which is inherent in every bodily substance. Now what colour
21 18|     heretics, distinct from our bodily functions, having obtained
22 18|       that in opposition to the bodily senses another faculty is
23 18|        palpable nor open to the bodily senses, but are very remote
24 18|      the difference between the bodily senses and the intellectual
25 18|   virgins to symbolize the five bodily senses, seeing that these
26 18|         seeing that it embraces bodily objects by means of the
27 20|        set down to the score of bodily condition and the state
28 24|         manners and customs, of bodily condition, of the state
29 24|        and identical. Therefore bodily peculiarity, with its manifold
30 32|  possess, and which commits the bodily substance receiving it to
31 38|     latter by the growth of the bodily members; and (we fix on
32 57|         and to the Egyptians as bodily substances. It is true that
33 58|       on the other hand, amidst bodily suffering, does the soul