Discourse

 1  Marc     |           the divinities of their bodies, and adorn them with righteousness.
 2 Theoph    |            For the harmony of the bodies being disturbed in the embraces
 3 Theoph    |        and their descent into the bodies; the holes to the female
 4  Thal     | incontinence and softness of your bodies, be perfectly continent,
 5  Thal     |       seems, differences in men's bodies; such a one contending and
 6 Theop     |       that by it we might tie our bodies fast, like ships, and have
 7 Theop     |        the name of harps to their bodies which they hung upon the
 8 Theop     |         the lusts of their mortal bodies, nor do they take a low
 9 Thall     |           as those who have their bodies preserved pure, like unalloyed
10 Agathe    |          meaning by the earth our bodies, in which He wished the
11 Agathe    |        when the saints, all their bodies being raised, shall be caught
12 Agathe(16)|                                   Bodies.~
13 Agathe    |         the souls which, with the bodies, having put them on again,
14 Thekla    |           choose to give up their bodies to wild beasts or to fire,
15 Thekla    |        were vet dwelling in their bodies, they appeared to them divine.~
16 Thekla    |       them down to earth, are the bodies of heresies; for we must
17 Thekla    |           Trinity is the maker of bodies. For length, and breadth,
18 Thekla    |    depended upon the same kind of bodies. And they say that the stars
19  Domn     |         of great advantage to our bodies, and takes away our fatigues
20  Domn     |          gives immortality to our bodies; which it becomes all men