Discourse

 1  Marc    |           is not enough to keep the body only undefiled, just as
 2  Marc    |        virgin are banished from the body by divine teaching. For
 3  Marc    |             she may be holy both in body and in spirit,"9 says the
 4  Marc    | circumcision in a member of his own body, nothing else than this,
 5 Theoph   |          generation into the living body of the female. And probably
 6 Theoph   |          sown along with the mortal body, he will not be believed;
 7 Theoph   |           the transformation of the body to the likeness of angels,
 8  Thal    |           for we are members of His body, of His flesh, and of His
 9  Thal    |            to be the one person and body of the Church. For those
10  Thal    |        sensual gratification of the body, under the pretext of begetting
11  Thal    |           hath not power of her own body, but the husband: and likewise
12  Thal    |           hath not power of his own body, but the wife. Defraud ye
13  Thal    |             she may be holy both in body and in spirit: but she that
14 Theop(62)|                                 The body.~
15 Theop    |            so that one can hang his body71 upon it.~
16 Theop(71)|            with a double meaning. ["Body" here = man's physical system.]~
17 Thall    |            she may be sanctified in body and spirit, offering up,
18 Thall    |             after the charms of the body, nor to take delight in
19 Thall    |            other decorations of the body, things which intoxicate
20 Agathe   |         forth these things upon the body, the light of virtue is
21 Procil   |          touching the beauty of the body.~
22 Procil   |          soul, and the other of the body. But the Word does not profess
23 Procil   |      profess a love for that of the body, but only that of the understanding,
24 Procil   |        souls which take care of the body, place around the outward
25 Procil   |             with the changes of the body. For there is seen in man
26 Procil   |            bearing the pains of the body for a little moment of time,
27 Thekla   |            of the corruption of the body. Whence, O Arete, whether
28 Thekla   |        breadth, and depth make up a body. And the number six is composed
29 Thekla   |        other, by means of which the body is increased and strengthened?
30 Thekla   |             which arise through the body. But whichever of these
31 Thekla   |             altogether brilliant in body and soul.~Euboulios. Rightly
32 Thekla   |          courage, and a strength of body equal to the wisdom of her
33 Tusiane  |       firmly set up, when again the body shall rise, with bones again
34 Tusiane  |            and though I yield up my body to the fire, and though
35 Tusiane  |           tabernacles - that is, my body not remaining as it was
36  Domn    |        conceal the nakedness of his body by fig-leaves; that is,
37 Arete    |          that is, the flesh and the body, but injuring the heart
38 Arete    |          fulfilling the type of Thy body, O blessed One, bravely
39 Arete    |          polluting the limbs of her body, with a victor's shout said:-~
40 Arete    |         contained by a concupiscent body, and which appeases with
41 Arete    |           fallen to govern aright a body which is free from lust.14 ~