Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |     only able to save his bare body from the waves, cradles
 2  I,  4 |      that He even chastens the body that the soul may become
 3  I,  6 |     blow that was dealt to his body: and thou shalt see the
 4 II,  4 |        who was invested with a body, used the bodiless as an
 5 II,  4 |      he be not invested with a body, as then nothing is stronger
 6 II,  4 |  though he bear about a mortal body.~
 7 III,  5|         and bore down upon one body, even his. What pardon then
 8 III,  5|       is the affliction of the body. Who then was even so disabled?
 9 III,  5|      one. Little by little his body was wasted, and a stream
10 III,  5|        him was strong, and the body being destroyed little by
11 III,  5| weakness, O man, remember that body and that saintly flesh.