Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLI   |         by way of impugning the bodily appearance of the Holy Spirit
 2        1, XLVIII|      eyes--although neither the bodily organs of sight nor hearing
 3        2, XLIII |        souls which were without bodily covering, converting such
 4        2, LXIX  |     show that His instantaneous bodily disappearance from the cross
 5        2, LXXVII|       hope that there will be a bodily resurrection, and that we
 6        2, LXXVII|        and says that there is a bodily resurrection, whether he
 7        3, XLII  |          for in so far as it is bodily nature, it does not possess
 8        3, LXXV  | promises to restore patients to bodily health, but who prevents
 9        4, XII   |        not by "descending" in a bodily manner; so, if God is said
10        4, XXIV  |         are not determined by a bodily standard. For, on such a
11        4, LXXV  |   indeed, who are far weaker in bodily strength than the beasts,
12        5, XLII  |        beyond the sphere of all bodily substance! And how great
13        6, IV    |        He was seen not by their bodily eyes, but by the pure heart.
14        6, LXII  |   called after the names of the bodily members are assigned to
15        6, LXXIX |    commencement among them in a bodily shape, He might arise with
16        7, III   |     more becoming medium of the bodily pores which are both open
17        7, V     |        and for that earthly and bodily life in which these pleasures
18        7, XXXIV |        God," does not command a bodily approach to God; neither
19        7, XXXIV |      expect to see God with our bodily eyes, to hear Him with our
20        7, XXXIV |         name in common with the bodily organs; and what is more
21        7, XXXIV |         Lord gives light to the bodily eyes, or that the sleep
22        7, XLIII |      spoken in reference to His bodily presence, which was open
23        8, XXVIII|    respect for the soul and its bodily organs. But if, as they
24        8, XXX   |       honour, and we commit its bodily organs with due honours
25        8, LIV   |      under cover of oracles and bodily cures, and such other means,
26        8, LXI   |        man who, for the sake of bodily health, of bodily enjoyment,
27        8, LXI   |       sake of bodily health, of bodily enjoyment, and outward prosperity,