Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII|     and the vigorous mass of limbs is enriched with brawn and
 2      1, X  |  poor human body than it has limbs. And in such cases who is
 3      8, II |  than the torturers; and the limbs, beaten and torn as they
 4      8, II |     and it was no longer the limbs but the wounds of the servants
 5     33, II |      on the man's sinews and limbs, worn out with tedious wasting
 6     51, IX |      rend his bowels and his limbs with some unheard-of kind
 7     58, III|    face to his face, and the limbs of Elisha were spread over
 8     58, III|    and joined to each of the limbs of the child, and his feet
 9     58, III| mature, nor could its little limbs fit anti be equal to the
10     58, III|  anti be equal to the larger limbs of a man. But in that is
11     76, II |      have bound your blessed limbs, and the temples of God
12     76, II |   lie down with Christ. Your limbs unbathed, are foul and disfigured
13     77, III|   breasts; have healed their limbs wounded with clubs; have