Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |   burning and wasting of his limbs and sinews, who buried his
 2   IV, 15|      of the use of all their limbs, having suddenly received
 3    V, 2 |   cruel lacerations of their limbs. But that it might be evident
 4    V, 11|     only tears in pieces the limbs of men, but also breaks
 5    V, 11|     the tortured, that their limbs may be renovated for other
 6    V, 21|   blood flowing from all the limbs. But we, on the contrary,
 7   VI, 9 |      which, although all the limbs are in their proper position,
 8   VI, 9 |   sensation. Therefore those limbs have only the shape of limbs,
 9   VI, 9 | limbs have only the shape of limbs, but admit of no use, as
10   VI, 9 |      virtues, as it were, of limbs. Therefore, that the body
11   VI, 9 |     live without some of the limbs, but it is by no means possible
12   VI, 24| blind, cleansed the polluted limbs, and raised the dead. He
13   VI, 24|      eyesight clear, all his limbs perfect, and his entire
14  VII, 5 |    He might clothe them with limbs which were heavy and liable
15  VII, 12|     shall have enfeebled the limbs, it is not the fault of
16  VII, 12| their spirit, so that as the limbs grow cold the soul is breathed
17  VII, 12|       the extremities of the limbs must grow cold; since the
18  VII, 13|   and from the vigour of the limbs; than which nothing can
19  VII, 27|   while a spirit rules these limbs," let us serve God with