bold = Main text
   Chapter                            grey = Comment text

 1 2 |      and gather together again bodies that are dead, or even entirely
 2 2 |    either of the nature of the bodies that are to be raised, as
 3 2 |      the elements of which the bodies of men were to consist,
 4 3 |        for the raising of dead bodies, is shown by the creation
 5 3 |     the creation of these same bodies. For if, when they did not
 6 3 |      their first formation the bodies of men, and their original
 7 3 |      to be from matter, or the bodies of men at least to be derived
 8 3 |       to have recourse to such bodies, and glut their appetite
 9 4 |       THE FACT THAT SOME HUMAN BODIES HAVE BECOME PART OF OTHERS.~
10 4 | persons, to wit, say that many bodies of those who have come to
11 4 |        upon them. Since, then, bodies are thus consumed, and the
12 4 |   become incorporated with the bodies of those that are nourished
13 4 |    food, which have fed on the bodies of men, pass through their
14 4 |   become incorporated with the bodies of those who have partaken
15 4 |     say, that the parts of the bodies of men which have served
16 4 |    them should pass into other bodies of men, since the animals
17 4 |     rise again with one set of bodies, and with another as well;
18 4 |      well; for that either the bodies of the former possessors
19 4 |    restored to the former, the bodies of the last possessors will
20 6 |       can be united with those bodies for which it is not a suitable
21 7 |        the concession: for the bodies that rise again are reconstituted
22 7 |       Neither, again, will the bodies nourished then require the
23 7 |     want and corruption of the bodies nourished, the need also
24 7 | opponents is true, nor can the bodies of men ever combine with
25 8 |      need is there to speak of bodies not allotted to be the food
26 8 |   regaling themselves with the bodies of their dearest friends
27 8 |      to nourish,--then can the bodies of men never combine with
28 8 |      of men never combine with bodies like themselves, to which
29 10|        by the renewal of human bodies: for if now, in being subservient
30 11|      resurrection of dissolved bodies is a work which the Creator
31 12|        corruptible and earthly bodies. For whatever has been created
32 15| sequence on the dissolution of bodies, yet it is perhaps right
33 15|      of the dead and dissolved bodies; for without this, neither
34 21|       or pain, because neither bodies nor bodily powers touch
35 25|       be a resurrection of the bodies which are dead, or even
36 25|  reconstituted unless the same bodies are restored to the same