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 1  2,14|      preserve you in soul and body and spirit: for the body,
 2  2,14|      body and spirit: for the body, health; for the spirit,
 3  4,5 |    form, leaving his material body at the mercy of his executioners.
 4  5,4 |    the strange changes in his body, now hard, now soft, and
 5  5,4 |     Mount of Olives, when his body was apparently being crucified
 6  5,4 |     its representation of his body as sometimes immaterial,
 7  5,4 |      tomb to outrage her dead body. The author even makes some
 8  5,4 |       immateriality of Jesus' body. It also has played a notable
 9  5,5 |        1:14).~ A considerable body of apocryphal literature
10  6,2 |       the resurrection of the body. Its true character as a
11  7,1 |  Jesus appeared in a material body after the resurrection.
12  8,1 |  really a decent, law-abiding body who should not be condemned
13  8,2 | analogous to that of soul and body. H.-I. Marrou has convincingly
14  8,4 |   Christianity into one great body and to add the letters of
15  9,1 |       Senses, On the Soul and Body, On Baptist, On Truth, On
16 12,1 |    ergo-dioktes).~ This great body of Origen's writings may
17 12,7 |    nature of the resurrection body, how the soul can be called “
18 13,2 |    head and upper part of the body were gone, the marble chair
19 13,15|       the resurrection of the body and denied that the world
20 13,15|       the Resurrection of the Body, On Jewish Foods and the
21 16   |       as meaning “no extended body of text.” I have not taken
22 16   |      no text~ On the Soul and Body; no text~ On Baptism; no