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 1   1, 1  |      mind he had so brought his body into subjection, that, even
 2   1, 1  |       soul seemed to dwell in a body completely mortified, and
 3   1, 1  |        the word of God that his body also was sustained by the
 4   1, 2  |       before the judge, and his body was torn all over by severe
 5   1, 3  | tortures, and showered upon his body terrible scourgings without
 6   1, 3  |        make her escape from the body, and be at rest. And there
 7   1, 5  |   overcome by the vigour of his body, nor to be led away by the
 8   1, 5  |        was strengthened both in body and soul like adamant, and
 9   1, 5  |       it, vomited back the holy body of the martyr of God, and
10   1, 6  |         were inflicted upon his body; and as he resembled his
11   1, 7  |         tied about him, and his body was thrown into the sea;
12   1, 8  |         and received in her own body, as it were on a shield,
13   1, 10 |        who, although a woman in body, was a hero in the bravery
14   1, 10 |         first place bruised her body all over with stripes; then
15   1, 10 |        accord, he bent down his body, and put out his neck to
16   1, 11 |       as it were tears from its body, rebuked all these godless
17   1, 13 |          and active and able in body; and being such he proved
18   1, 14 |         vigour both of mind and body, namely, those who were
19   1, 14 |        seemed as one who had no body. Then the judge grew furious
20   1, 14 |         if it were upon a human body, but rather as if it were
21   1, 14 |        and so departed from the body before his master who had
22   1, 14 |         although he was weak in body, he was of a cheerful countenance
23   1, Not|        16, &c. ~l.24.--"Weak in body." Syriac, []. The other