Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |     living bodies, which acquire flesh from moist vapour." The
 2     V, 2 |        That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which
 3     V, 2 |          is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born
 4     V, 3 |       drink my blood, and eat my flesh, ye will not enter into
 5     V, 3 |         causes the desire of the flesh. This, he says, is what
 6     V, 12|        produced according to the flesh flow along into the spinal
 7    VI, 4 |        blood and the will of the flesh, as also the rest (of humanity).
 8    VI, 4 | Nabuchodonosor, out of which all flesh is nourished. And the manifest
 9    VI, 5 |         in Scripture), that "all flesh is grass, and all the glory
10    VI, 5 |      grass, and all the glory of flesh, as it were, a flower of
11    VI, 32|     things wafted by spirit; the flesh (I see) suspended from soul,
12    VI, 32|        opinion on such (points). Flesh, according to these (heretics),
13   VII, 26|      appear he was not devoid of flesh. (He maintains,) however,
14   VII, 26|           but was present in the flesh. After, says (Apelles),
15   VII, 26|            he had shown them his flesh, (the Saviour) restored
16  VIII, 3 |         own peculiar figment (of flesh) to death, (that is,) to
17  VIII, 3 |       but would, instead of that flesh, assume the (other) body,
18  VIII, 3 |        that which is born of the flesh is flesh." From the thirty
19  VIII, 3 |          is born of the flesh is flesh." From the thirty AEons,
20  VIII, 7 |  alteration of the elements into flesh; "for all flesh," he says, "
21  VIII, 7 |    elements into flesh; "for all flesh," he says, "is grass." These
22    IX, 5 |    resurrection of this palpable flesh in which we have been born;
23    IX, 7 |       had taken unto Himself our flesh, raised it to the nature
24    IX, 22|        acknowledge both that the flesh will rise again, and that
25    IX, 23|       there is a resurrection of flesh, and that soul is immortal,
26    IX, 24|         resurrection not only of flesh, but also they suppose that
27     X, 9 |   doctrine,) determines that the flesh is not saved, and styles
28     X, 13|          that says, "My soul, my flesh, and my mind," and who is
29     X, 15|       And he will not allow that flesh rises again; but in affirming
30     X, 16|       Christ did not receive his flesh from the Virgin, but from
31     X, 16|      that the different sorts of flesh are destroyed.~
32     X, 19|       that Jesus had not assumed flesh in the womb of the Virgin,
33     X, 23|      that He who was seen in the flesh and was crucified is Son,