Chapter

 1 2 |             striking down not the body only, but the souls too,
 2 6 |        did not bear the names of "body of Christ," of "members
 3 8 | combination; presently, when each body (of colour) and (the various)
 4 9 |            fatness" of the Lord's body,--the Eucharist, to wit.
 5 11|         contact even with his own body to the "woman, a sinner,"--
 6 16|        and of the others; but the body (is) not for fornication,
 7 16|           him." "The Lord for the body:" yes; for "the Word was
 8 16|          wit, of the union of our body with Him. And accordingly, "
 9 16|          to an harlot is made one body? (for the two shall be (
10 16|          flee it: I shall be "one body," to which by communion
11 16|    committed is extraneous to the body; but whoever fornicateth,
12 16|           sinneth against his own body." And, for fear you should
13 16|        and extol the Lord in your body." See whether he who gives
14 16|          from (the empire of) his body, and this indeed through
15 17|       from reigning in our mortal body," whose "infirmity of the
16 20|      sight deeper down within the body of the party-wall, was to
17 22|    suppose him on the cross, with body already outstretched; suppose