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 1 1,3|        form of martyrdom equal to bodily death.~In 312, however,
 2 3,0| reverential, and certain types of bodily movements are utilized to
 3 3,1|              Fasting.~Seeing that bodily disposition is important
 4 3,1|         of repentance. The aim of bodily fasting is the enslavement
 5 3,1|         the absolute necessity of bodily fasting. Did not the Savior
 6 3,1|      against the other. Therefore bodily fasting leads to the triumph
 7 3,4|        ten weeks of spiritual and bodily preparation for the joyous
 8 4,0|          of God over death — that bodily death would not have power
 9 4,7|          fullness of deity dwells bodily, and you have come to fullness
10 4,0|        all men, John had to die a bodily death and it is entirely
11 5,2|          the loins also signifies bodily mortification and readiness
12 6,2|           hates luxury, laziness, bodily beauty, fine garments, rich
13 6,2|           the way. The flesh, our bodily nature, revolts against
14 6,3|   humanity — the Theotokos died a bodily death. Yet, in her case,
15 6,3|           She enjoys now the same bodily glory all of us hope to
16 7  |           sanctity is apparent to bodily vision.~Thus, according
17 8,3|           it is sup plied...makes bodily growth and up builds itself
18 8,3|       want to bring god into your bodily home for the illumination
19 8,8|           has a twofold purpose — bodily healing and the forgiveness
20 8,8|         sharp distinction between bodily and spiritual sicknesses.
21 9,2|         sacrifice some moments of bodily repose for the Lord, for
22 9,2|        prayers in the anxiety for bodily rest, one will only deprive