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 1 Text  |      exalted divinity by the body, which He took, and was
 2 Text  |      placed it upon the dead body of her daughter, which lay
 3 Text  |   May her soul return to her body, that Thy crucifiers may
 4 Text  |     that cross from the dead body of her daughter, and placed
 5 Text  |   the cross touched the dead body of her daughter, her daughter
 6 Text  |       and was clothed with a body and became man; and He gave
 7 Text  | again clothed Himself with a body, for He is Himself the framer
 8 Text  |    Himself the framer of the body. For the will which inclined
 9 Text  |      the right hand. But His body is the pure vestment of
10 Text  |      although He put on this body, He was God with His Father;
11 Text  |       which depart from this body, die not; but they live
12 Text  |    not. For it is not as the body without feeling which perceives
13 Text  |      receive without it (the body); because that labour was
14 Text  |    its only, but also of the body in which it dwelt. But the