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 1    I, 12|         living flame; and you see no bodies produced from flame. Therefore
 2    I, 20|         especially where their naked bodies were exposed to the gaze
 3    I, 21|          cast in the images of human bodies." The Vestal virgins make
 4    I, 21|           priests, having made their bodies smooth, beat their breasts,
 5   II, 1 |             down to the ground, with bodies bending forward, because
 6   II, 2 |            tombs and relics of their bodies. But after that the deity
 7   II, 2 |           raised together with their bodies to their parent, as though
 8   II, 3 |              worship images are mere bodies without men, because they
 9   II, 4 |               For as they embalm the bodies of the dead, wrap them in
10   II, 5 |             THE ELEMENTS OR HEAVENLY BODIES; AND THE OPINION OF THE
11   II, 5 |          judge that all the heavenly bodies which have motion are to
12   II, 5 |          infer that all the heavenly bodies are gods, tends to the opposite
13   II, 12|          into the various figures of bodies; and also that, having received
14   II, 13|      Trismegistus, who said that our bodies were composed of these four
15   II, 14|            to and adore the heavenly bodies. And because they did not
16   II, 15|        insinuate themselves into the bodies of men; and secretly working
17   II, 16|            name they depart from the bodies of the possessed: for, being
18  III, 5 |        discovered, and the nature of bodies, and the strength of herbs
19  III, 17|       providence, how is it that the bodies of animals are arranged
20  III, 17|              And if these are minute bodies, and indeed solid, as they
21  III, 19|           that souls passed from the bodies of men to the bodies of
22  III, 19|             the bodies of men to the bodies of other animals; which
23  III, 19|           have long existed into new bodies, when the same Artificer
24  III, 23|          ward off attacks from their bodies, because none of these things
25  III, 24|           the motion of the heavenly bodies; and thus that the stars
26  III, 24|         nature of things, that heavy bodies are borne to the middle,
27  III, 24|             in a wheel; but that the bodies which are light, as mist,
28   IV, 1 |             to the body, because all bodies are subject to death. Superstitions
29   IV, 21|              they should feed on the bodies of their own children, and
30   IV, 26|             and blemishes of defiled bodies,--no slight exercise of
31   IV, 26| dishonourable actions. He raised the bodies of the dead as they lay
32   IV, 26|              in injured and diseased bodies were figures of spiritual
33   IV, 27|           Christ, they flee from the bodies which they have besieged.
34    V, 1 |            to God from the lacerated bodies. Such are the men with whom
35    V, 9 |             cruelty also mocks their bodies. But if any through fear
36    V, 11|           they view with disdain the bodies of beasts, though they are
37    V, 11|             exquisite pains on their bodies, and avoid nothing else
38    V, 16|            although the condition of bodies is different, yet we have
39    V, 20|             those who inflict on the bodies of the innocent such things,
40    V, 22|             when they seize upon the bodies of men, and harass their
41    V, 23|            throw themselves into the bodies of many; and when these
42   VI, 2 |           these properties as mortal bodies might endure or the ripening
43   VI, 17|       execrable lacerations of their bodies without a groan. This virtue
44   VI, 20|        excite lusts? whose enervated bodies, rendered effeminate after
45  VII, 3 |            stars and of the heavenly bodies, which is harmonious even
46  VII, 5 |         united with frail and feeble bodies, He might place in the midst
47  VII, 6 |           use to beings destitute of bodies, because these things have
48  VII, 6 |            use of those possessed of bodies; and yet if they required
49  VII, 9 |             are plainly destitute of bodies, it must be that human souls
50  VII, 9 |            God has made abject, with bodies bending down and prostrated
51  VII, 12|              souls perished with the bodies; but he was overcome by
52  VII, 12|              that souls migrate from bodies worn out with old age and
53  VII, 12|            of various and dissimilar bodies. And this opinion of a senseless
54  VII, 13|             of perception existed in bodies from the joining together
55  VII, 16|              courses of the heavenly bodies or the system of the times;
56  VII, 21|              committed sins in their bodies, they will again be clothed
57  VII, 21|              make atonement in their bodies; and yet it will not be
58  VII, 21|            it shall consume of their bodies, and will supply itself
59  VII, 21|               without any wasting of bodies, which regain their substance,
60  VII, 22|          propension yearn~To fleshly bodies to return:"~this matter
61  VII, 22|           righteous to their renewed bodies, and raise them to everlasting
62  VII, 22|         dreadful laceration of their bodies. Ought men therefore to
63  VII, 23|           and be clothed by God with bodies, and will remember their
64  VII, 23|           that souls passed into new bodies; but foolishly, that they
65  VII, 24|              shall be alive in their bodies shall not die, but during
66  VII, 26|          through the heat, and their bodies shall be bruised by the
67  VII, 27|              with the other heavenly bodies, who by His power weighed