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 1  I, 5      |         shall have committed my body to the ground, and mingled
 2  I, 6      |   inflict a loss upon the whole body of the Church if, owing
 3  I, 8      |         only those who heal the body but those also who attend
 4 II, 4      |     priest in proportion as the body is inferior to the soul.
 5 III, 4(4)  |        were transmuted into the body and blood of Christ in such
 6 III, 4(4)  |      appellation of the “Lord's Body”, although the nature of
 7 III, 4(4)  |      not of two bodies, but one body of the Son : so here the
 8 III, 4(4)  |       being seated in the human body, the two together make up
 9 III, 5     | authority to bind, but only the body: whereas this binding lays
10 III, 6     |        authority to release the body from leprosy, or, rather,
11 III, 7     |        severs the soul from the body, but one which together
12 III, 9(19) |  Possibly the building, not the body of Christians is here signified :
13 III, 10    |      arise from the rest of the body below; but when it happens
14 III, 10    |       and ruins the rest of the body as well. And to prevent
15 III, 12    |    other hard discipline of the body: for you know how defective
16 III, 14    |         as the tyrant fears his body guards, so also does the
17 III, 14(28)|      time, but probably a mixed body of the clergy and leading
18 III, 14(28)|        which may mean the whole body of clergy of the second
19 III, 14(28)|       second order, or a select body of laymen, or possibly the
20 III, 15    |       many who issued from that body, having shone conspicuously
21 IV, 2      |      like matters, but the very Body of Jesus. For the Church
22 IV, 2      |        to St. Paul, is Christ's Body,22 and he who is entrusted
23 IV, 2      |        an athletic condition of body need the help of physicians
24 IV, 2      |       lot falls the care of the body, which has its conflict
25 IV, 3      |        thou not aware that that body is subject to more diseases
26 IV, 4(29)  |        led him to hold that the body of Jesus wasan incorporeal
27 IV, 4(30)  |      They were still a numerous body, and St. Chrysostom himself
28 IV, 9      |         and be cut off from the body of the Church, a misfortune
29 VI, 4(6)   |        bread to be the precious body of thy Christ, and that
30 VI, 5      |       the conflict is common to body and soul, or rather the
31 VI, 5      |         by the condition of the body, and if this be not strong,
32 VI, 5      |       for the affliction of the body are given up, when the body
33 VI, 5      |     body are given up, when the body to be thus disciplined is
34 VI, 5      |       For what does strength of body contribute towards our being
35 VI, 6      |        both a good condition of body, and a place suitable for
36 VI, 6      |   nothing is so unbearable to a body worn with fastings as a
37 VI, 8      | strength. For the wounds of the body, if they are galled, become
38 VI, 12     |       low born, and crippled in body, in fact a thoroughly bad
39 VI, 13     |  because we are shut up in this body, as in some prison house,
40 VI, 13     |    possible by putting off this body, or still keeping it, to
41 VI, 13     |       between the soul from the body, so great is the difference
42 VI, 13     |      does not lie as a lifeless body, but it is thenceforth tormented,