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 1 1|  the due regulation of the body, changing the whole man
 2 1|     and throwing the whole body into disease. And insatiableness
 3 1|    by what pertains to the body, and forcibly seizing what
 4 2|    of the way, and saw the body of a beautiful youth lying;
 5 2|  inasmuch as we are in the body, we cannot tell and speak
 6 2|  shall drink; nor for your body, what ye shall put on: because
 7 2|    more than food, and the body than clothing. And if we
 8 2| yea, even out of the whole body in which all these have
 9 2|   for all these things the body itself sets up. But rather
10 3|    Eucharist of Thy sacred body and honourable blood, behold,