Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        also, having openly become flesh, exhibited the same virtue,
 2    I, 5 |          Lord showed Himself? The flesh by which He was manifested.
 3    I, 6 |      abandoned the desires of the flesh are equal and spiritual
 4    I, 6 |         heathen the things of the flesh: "For whereas there is among
 5    I, 6 |         minding the things of the flesh,--desiring, loving, feeling
 6    I, 6 |         For we are no more in the flesh," as some suppose. For with
 7    I, 6 |          when He said: "Eat ye my flesh, and drink my blood; " describing
 8    I, 6 |         soul; as also the Lord of flesh and blood. For in reality
 9    I, 6 |       meat is solid food, and the flesh and blood of Jesus, they
10    I, 6 |            is the moister part of flesh, being a kind of liquid
11    I, 6 |            being a kind of liquid flesh; and milk is the sweeter
12    I, 6 |    brought forth in throes of the flesh, which the Lord Himself
13    I, 6 |       tutor and nurse. "Eat ye my flesh," He says, "and drink my
14    I, 6 |      ministers, and He offers His flesh and pours forth His blood,
15    I, 6 |     correct the affections of our flesh. But you are not inclined
16    I, 6 |         in the following way. The flesh figuratively represents
17    I, 6 |          the Holy Spirit; for the flesh was created by Him. The
18    I, 6 |           of God, the Spirit made flesh, the heavenly flesh sanctified.
19    I, 6 |          made flesh, the heavenly flesh sanctified. The nutriment
20    I, 6 |           which I will give is My flesh, which I will give for the
21    I, 6 |    inasmuch as He speaks of it as flesh, and as flesh, consequently,
22    I, 6 |     speaks of it as flesh, and as flesh, consequently, that has
23    I, 6 |           which I will give is My flesh," and since flesh is moistened
24    I, 6 |           is My flesh," and since flesh is moistened with blood,
25    I, 6 |       watery portion, so also the flesh of Christ, the bread of
26    I, 6 |      destruction the lusts of the flesh. Thus in many ways the Word
27    I, 6 |           described, as meat, and flesh, and food, and bread, and
28    I, 6 |          to suffer. Further, this flesh, and the blood in it, are
29    I, 6 |           matter the lusts of the flesh, commits man to eternity,
30    I, 8 |     suffering the weakness of the flesh. In this respect, therefore,
31    I, 8 |         and my sword shall devour flesh from the blood of the wounded."
32    I, 9 |       mercy of the Lord is on all flesh, while He reproves, corrects,
33    I, 9 |        skin. He wishes to save my flesh by enveloping it in the
34   II, 1 |          and to sanctify also his flesh. For he that is clean rid
35   II, 1 |        good, then, neither to eat flesh nor to drink wine," as both
36   II, 1 |       food without sauces; and if flesh is wanted, let roast rather
37   II, 1 |           and vegetables, without flesh. And John, who carded temperance
38   II, 2 |         there is the blood of His flesh, by which we are redeemed
39   II, 2 |          the Word, as blood is of flesh. Accordingly, as wine is
40   II, 2 |           inspired by it; and the flesh, by reason of which the
41   II, 2 |          of which the Word became flesh, to the Word. I therefore
42   II, 2 |          money in the purchase of flesh; for every drunkard and
43   II, 2 |       rents of the garment of the flesh, the holes made by lusts,
44   II, 8 | husbandman plucks from meadows of flesh. "Children's children are
45   II, 10|        done with the works of the flesh, and having been clothed
46   II, 10|     clothed with immortality, the flesh itself being pure, we pursue
47   II, 11|        adhering as it were to the flesh, receives its shape, and
48   II, 11|          the Spirit, that is, the flesh, and so put on incorruptibility.~
49   II, 13|           eye that watches in the flesh,--the transparent Word,
50   II, 13|     transparent Word, by whom the flesh, regenerated by water, becomes
51   II, 13|           in the water covers the flesh all round, and out of it
52   II, 13|           and blossoms out in the flesh, exhibiting the amiable
53  III, 1 |     Servant, our Teacher. And the flesh being a slave, as Paul testifies,
54  III, 1 |        pimp? For that which is of flesh has the form of a servant.
55  III, 1 |    becoming a servant and wearing flesh. But the compassionate God
56  III, 1 | compassionate God Himself set the flesh free, and releasing it from
57  III, 1 |    incorruptibility, arraying the flesh in this, the holy embellishment
58  III, 1 |         was not the beauty of the flesh visible to the eye, but
59  III, 2 |     goodness; we may say also the flesh with the adornment of temperance.
60  III, 2 |           decking the covering of flesh,--in truth, imitate the
61  III, 2 |       Accordingly they season the flesh like a pernicious sauce;
62  III, 2 |        chill the skin, furrow the flesh with poisons, and with curiously
63  III, 2 |     susceptible to disease, their flesh, which has been shaded with
64  III, 3 |         stews, offering their own flesh for hire for lewd pleasure,
65  III, 3 |         whose body is nothing but flesh elaborated of blood, to
66  III, 9 |       become prematurely old. The flesh, like iron, being softened
67  III, 11|    provision for the lusts of the flesh."~Ear-rings.~ The Word prohibits
68  III, 11|        gently exhales through the flesh itself, when warmed, the
69  III, 12|          masters according to the flesh, with fear and trembling,