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  1     I, prooe|     labouring with every energy of body and soul, do we tire in
  2     I, 3    |           transition of souls from body to body, expressing himself
  3     I, 3    |   transition of souls from body to body, expressing himself thus:--"
  4     I, 9    |           the opinion of the great body (of speculators), affirming
  5     I, 16   |          solely; whereas matter is body potentially, but with potentiality
  6     I, 16   |           and qualities, it became body. That matter, therefore,
  7     I, 16   |          So far forth, however, as body is supposed to be compounded
  8     I, 16   |            it possesses a luminous body, but that everything generated
  9     I, 16   |       transition of souls from one body to another, and that different
 10     I, 16   |           things pertaining to the body, and those external (to
 11     I, 17   |         also vanishes in the fifth body, which he supposes, along
 12     I, 17   |        both the good things of the body and those extrinsic to it.
 13     I, 17   |           things extrinsic (to the body) are wealth, nobility, glory,
 14     I, 17   |             vanishes (in the fifth body). This (speculator), then
 15     I, 18   |   principle of all things, being a body of the utmost refinement,
 16     I, 18   |            death, but that it is a body, and that such is formed
 17     I, 18   |       transition of souls from one body to another, that is, for
 18     I, 18   |            of all bodies, and that body does not pass through body,
 19     I, 18   |         body does not pass through body, but that a refraction takes
 20     I, 21   |          naked, affirming that the body has been constituted a covering
 21     I, 21   |      corporeal, and enveloped in a body outside himself, just as
 22     I, 21   |            on divesting himself of body that he would appear clear
 23     I, 21   |         there is a conflict in the body that surrounds them, (and
 24     I, 21   |         and they consider that the body is for them full of conflicts);
 25     I, 21   |         Brachmans, putting off the body, like fishes jumping out
 26    IV, 3    |          in the other parts of the body, both as regards energy
 27    IV, 4    |         account of suitableness of body, and on account of choice
 28    IV, 16   |      others, beneficent, of a slow body: they are partly sorrowful,
 29    IV, 24   |     following description: reddish body, projection of greyish hair,
 30    IV, 24   |          in the upper parts of the body endued with more strength.
 31    IV, 25   |           in size, of a diminutive body; sharp, small, fierce eyes;
 32    IV, 37   |           order that (the heavenly body) may not appear before the (
 33    IV, 44   |    material) they attach it to the body, and accomplish cures by
 34    IV, 51   |           out into breadth becomes body, And when what is solid
 35    IV, 51   |        point, the nature of a huge body is constituted; and this
 36    IV, 51   |     dominant portion of the entire body, reposes calm and unmoved,
 37     V, 2    |         for Egypt is with them the body,--Jesus drove back, and
 38     V, 3    |       means the war that is in the body, because its frame has been
 39     V, 3    |        conflict that exists in the body." Jacob, he says, saw this
 40     V, 3    |             corpse"--buried in the body, as it were, in a mausoleum
 41     V, 4    |        which is indivisible in the body; and, he says, no one knows
 42     V, 7    |            nature, and a threefold body, and a threefold power, (
 43     V, 11   |         Egypt, (that is,) from the body. For they suppose little
 44     V, 11   |         suppose little Egypt to be body, and that it crosses the
 45     V, 11   |           Egypt, that is, from the body and from this world, unless
 46     V, 14   |           of the depraved and dark body, from the Father that is
 47     V, 20   |          that everything below the body after the groin presented
 48     V, 21   |           He, however, leaving the body of Edem on the (accursed)
 49    VI, 14   |          the transference from one body to another of (Helen's soul);
 50    VI, 18   |          becomes, he says, a solid body. Whence also the Pythagoreans
 51    VI, 20   |        mortal when they are in the body, just as if buried, as it
 52    VI, 20   |            separation of soul from body."~
 53    VI, 21   |            you,"--denominating the body one's own (tabernacle),
 54    VI, 21   |         when you go forth from the body, do not earnestly crave
 55    VI, 21   |        more confine you within the body. For these suppose that
 56    VI, 21   |       transition of souls from one body to another, as also Empedocles,
 57    VI, 21   |           back) again into a human body. And when (the soul) may
 58    VI, 21   |     speculation thrice in the same body, (he maintains) that it
 59    VI, 21   |           is, the passions (of the body); and immortal, if it succeeds
 60    VI, 22   |          may not be a slave to the body, which is corruptible, but
 61    VI, 22   |          reach both to nourish the body, and make the soul better. "
 62    VI, 23   |          the earth (resembles the) body. And, separated from fire,
 63    VI, 23   |           solid; but not any solid body exists without earth. Whence
 64    VI, 23   |           the midst, fashioned the body of the universe out of fire
 65    VI, 29   |           residing in the material body: Now a material (man) is
 66    VI, 29   |           they dwell in an earthly body, with a soul, when demons
 67    VI, 30   |            ON THE NATURE OF JESUS' BODY; OPINION OF THE ITALIANS,
 68    VI, 30   |            and constitution of his body, and that the Holy Spirit
 69    VI, 30   |           Ptolemaeus, say that the body of Jesus was (an) animal (
 70    VI, 30   |       Bardesianes, assert that the body of the Saviour was spiritual;
 71    VI, 39   |           M and N." This is in the body of Truth, according to Marcus.
 72    VI, 39   |           silence. And this is the body of (Truth) herself. But
 73   VII, 3    |          through any minuteness of body, but because by nature it
 74   VII, 7    |   entelecheia of a natural organic body; (but to explain) what this
 75   VII, 12   | entelecheia of the natural organic body, according to Aristotle, (
 76   VII, 12   |            a soul operating in the body, without which the body
 77   VII, 12   |            body, without which the body is able to accomplish nothing; (
 78   VII, 12   |             and more wise than the body. The account, therefore,
 79   VII, 12   |        concerning the soul and the body, Basilides elucidates as
 80   VII, 12   |           entelecheia controls the body, so the Son, according to
 81   VII, 17   |         life."~For souls "change," body after body being altered,
 82   VII, 17   |         souls "change," body after body being altered, and punished
 83   VII, 17   |         Discord being changed from body to body. He says:--~"AEthereal
 84   VII, 17   |         being changed from body to body. He says:--~"AEthereal force
 85   VII, 18   |            in order not to eat any body (that might be) a remnant
 86   VII, 20   |         souls are transferred from body to body, so far as that
 87   VII, 20   |           transferred from body to body, so far as that they may
 88   VII, 20   |        presence of the soul in the body for one life, may by anticipation
 89   VII, 20   |        from dwelling any more in a body. Certain, likewise, of these (
 90   VII, 26   |      Christ), on receiving in this body cosmical powers, lived for
 91   VII, 26   |           loosed the chains of his body, he gave back heat to what
 92  VIII, 1    |           DOCETAE.~Since the great body of (the heretics) do not
 93  VIII, 3    |         transference of souls from body to body was made to cease,
 94  VIII, 3    | transference of souls from body to body was made to cease, and faith
 95  VIII, 3    |        great flash in a very small body, nay, rather as a ray of
 96  VIII, 3    |        spiritual booty beside) the body born of the Virgin. (And
 97  VIII, 3    |          had been nourished in the body (born of the Virgin) might
 98  VIII, 3    |       Virgin) might strip off that body and nail it to the (accursed)
 99  VIII, 3    |          triumph by means of this (body) over principalities and
100  VIII, 3    |          flesh, assume the (other) body, which had been represented
101  VIII, 8    |         understanding, my soul, my body.' And learn from whence
102  VIII, 10   |           CONCERNING THE BIRTH AND BODY OF OUR LORD.~But a certain
103  VIII, 10   |        passion, was raised up in a body, and that He appeared to
104  VIII, 10   |            into heaven He left His body in the sun, but that He
105    IX, 9    |          his soul transferred from body to body. Now Elchasai adopted
106    IX, 9    |           transferred from body to body. Now Elchasai adopted that
107    IX, 19   |     therefore, utterly destroy the body through starvation. And
108    IX, 24   |       dissolution both of soul and body, and that man passes into
109     X, 2    |        capable of, passion. From a body devoid of quality and endued
110     X, 3    |        fifth, and (that this is) a body with a circular motion;
111     X, 6    |            nature, and a threefold body, and a threefold power,
112     X, 7    |      beneath with the compounds of body, it earnestly desires to
113     X, 11   |        will be saved, and that the body and soul of Edem have been
114     X, 29   |            know to have received a body from a virgin, and to have
115     X, 30   |          coils for food around the body whose scum has bred it.
116     X, 30   |          shalt possess an immortal body, even one placed beyond