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 1    I, 13|          accustomed to eat human flesh, but that Jupiter, who gave
 2   II, 13|        earth is contained in the flesh, that of moisture in the
 3   IV, 8 |         IN THE SPIRIT AND IN THE FLESH: OF SPIRITS AND THE TESTIMONIES
 4   IV, 8 |    spirit, and afterwards in the flesh. Whence it is thus spoken
 5   IV, 8 |     second time according to the flesh: and this twofold birth
 6   IV, 11|       again a second time in the flesh, and to be made in the likeness
 7   IV, 12|          the earth and in mortal flesh. Whence David says in the
 8   IV, 12|        He had to be clothed with flesh on the earth, that having
 9   IV, 13|         second, which was in the flesh, He was born of a virgin'
10   IV, 13|       the Son of man through the flesh,--that is, both God and
11   IV, 13|          He was mortal as to the flesh, which we also declare,
12   IV, 13| necessary to make mention of the flesh, since it was sufficient
13   IV, 13|         be born according to the flesh. Thus it is written in Isaiah: "
14   IV, 14|      come in humility and in the flesh. For this is the filthy
15   IV, 15|         He showed Himself in the flesh to men, let us come to those
16   IV, 15|       had none, but those of the flesh, which He bare; that as
17   IV, 15|          pieces, and divided the flesh of the fishes, and in His
18   IV, 15|          Christ according to the flesh. But I do not doubt that
19   IV, 16|       obscure in humility of the flesh; the other, manifest in
20   IV, 17| necessity of abstaining from the flesh of swine;--in which things
21   IV, 17| circumcision would be not of the flesh, as the first was, which
22   IV, 17|         that circumcision of the flesh is plainly irrational; since,
23   IV, 17|      transferred from the mortal flesh to the soul, which alone
24   IV, 17|     heart. The forbidding of the flesh of swine also has the same
25   IV, 17|          forbade them to use the flesh of the pig for food, that
26   IV, 18|        of all who believe in the flesh which He bare, and on the
27   IV, 22|    Himself with the infirmity of flesh; to become subject of His
28   IV, 24|      clothed with frail and weak flesh: it is this which covets,
29   IV, 24|        allege the frailty of the flesh as an excuse for his faults,
30   IV, 24|       also shall be clothed with flesh, so that he may show that
31   IV, 24|        he may show that even the flesh is capable of virtue? For
32   IV, 24|        which the weakness of the flesh cannot endure. A teacher
33   IV, 24|      them. But I am clothed with flesh, and it is the property
34   IV, 24|        and it is the property of flesh to sin. I too bear the same
35   IV, 24|         sin. I too bear the same flesh, and yet sin does not bear
36   IV, 24|         must undergo weakness of flesh and body, and display in
37   IV, 25|       THE ADVENT OF JESUS IN THE FLESH AND SPIRIT, THAT HE MIGHT
38   IV, 25|    should be clothed with mortal flesh, and be afflicted with torture,
39   IV, 25|         since man is composed of flesh and spirit, and the spirit
40   IV, 25|      works of righteousness, the flesh, since it is earthly, and
41   IV, 25|       the spirit, apart from the flesh, could by no means be a
42   IV, 25|   immortality for man, since the flesh hinders the spirit from
43   IV, 25|       God in the flesh--that the flesh might be able to follow
44   IV, 25|      which has dominion over the flesh. Therefore He clothed Himself
45   IV, 25|          He clothed Himself with flesh, that the desires of the
46   IV, 25|          that the desires of the flesh being subdued, He might
47   IV, 25|    struggle to maintain with the flesh, the boundless desire; of
48   IV, 25|        the way of overcoming the flesh. And this perfect and absolutely
49   IV, 26|          clothed in a garment of flesh, that He might hold out
50   IV, 30|        which the weakness of the flesh is liable. I have related
51    V, 13|         marks imprinted upon his flesh? Thus it comes to pass,
52   VI, 2 |         that there is no need of flesh for appeasing the majesty
53   VI, 8 |        which we behold in mortal flesh, will so rule and govern
54   VI, 13|     burthened with a covering of flesh, the infirmity of which
55   VI, 13|         stain, the faults of the flesh ought therefore to be done
56  VII, 12|          a dark abode of earthly flesh, does not possess knowledge,
57  VII, 20|        from the contagion of the flesh; and being enslaved to its
58  VII, 21|       will again be clothed with flesh, that they may make atonement
59  VII, 21|          yet it will not be that flesh with which God clothed man,