Chapter

 1 II     |      qualities which mark beauty of body and nobility of soul, far
 2 II     |            and bearing about in his body outward and visible signs
 3 II     |            from the grossness of my body, which pressed upon my soul,
 4 II     |            be able, in this earthen body, eagerly to embrace the
 5 II     |          court, I had now given thy body to be burned. But since
 6 V      |         well favoured in mind as in body, intelligent and prudent,
 7 V      |          corrupt matter, and from a body full of evil humours." The
 8 V      |           this be so. And how can a body be careless in the expectation
 9 VI     |           strong and sound, and his body pure and thoroughly undefiled.
10 VI     |            was by buffetings of the body and by the sweats of the
11 VII    |           for the fashioning of his body, but by his own in-breathing
12 VII    |         formed for himself a fleshy body, animate with a reasonable
13 VIII   |     separation of the soul from the body. And that body which was
14 VIII   |             from the body. And that body which was formed out of
15 VIII   |             she, while still in the body, hath prepared for herself
16 VIII   |          the re-uniting of soul and body. So that very body, which
17 VIII   |         soul and body. So that very body, which decayeth and perisheth,
18 VIII   |            the beginning formed the body out of earth, when according
19 VIII   |            soul may receive her own body, and that the wicked, who
20 X      |          sense to see that my whole body doth not attain to the bulk
21 X      |            thou wilt or no. And thy body will be imprisoned in a
22 X      | resurrection, when re-united to her body, she shall be cast forth
23 XI     |          sanctification of soul and body, lowliness of heart and
24 XI     |             drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on: for
25 XI     |        therefore that gave life and body will assuredly give food
26 XII    |         they might present soul and body without blemish unto God,
27 XII    |         defrauded: they waste their body, and receive no reward.
28 XII    |          Sacrifice of the undefiled Body and precious Blood of Christ,
29 XII    |          sanctification of soul and body. They entertain one another
30 XII    |      signify the structure of man's body upon four treacherous and
31 XII    |           and disturbed, bring that body to destruction. Furthermore,
32 XIII   |        neglecting our very soul and body for the love of them. But
33 XIII   |             as they have buried his body in the grave. But the third
34 XIII   |         before us, when we quit the body, and may plead with the
35 XVIII  |           shall deliver me from the body of this death?' And once
36 XVIII  |             not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill
37 XVIII  |            to destroy both soul and body in hell.'" ~"These then,"
38 XIX    |            knoweth, of that diviner body, and to reward every man
39 XIX    |             truth that they are the Body and Blood of Christ our
40 XIX    |               Take, eat: this is my Body, which is broken for you,
41 XIX    |           the oblation into his own Body and Blood, by the visitation
42 XIX    |             to the buffeting of the body, it hath been called a strait
43 XIX    |           For as in the case of the body, they that neglect small
44 XXII   |           attain purity of soul and body, and living in continency
45 XXII   |        careful mind, hath caused my body to suffer in sympathy. It
46 XXIII  |        since the bones of thine own body are to thee a type of death,
47 XXIV   |        infinite, boundless, without body, without passions, immutable,
48 XXVII  |        shame before all men. If the body of a man, consisting of
49 XXVIII |             to the pleasures of the body, and like a captive drawn
50 XXX    |     iniquities, and to dishonour my body which I swore to present
51 XXX    |             and more to afflict his body by abstinence from meat
52 XXX    |        perdition, yet to pollute my body through unclean union is
53 XXXIII |          pure in soul, and sound in body, reaping an harvest of health
54 XXXIII |      harvest of health for soul and body alike. ~Wherefore also from
55 XXXIII |           their poverty of soul and body: and his name was on every
56 XXXV   |          all were sane and sound in body and in soul. And many other
57 XXXV   |            reverently cared for his body, he buried him in a sepulchre
58 XXXVI  |       longer abide with them in the body. And when he had thus spoken,
59 XXXVII |           fair youth also, noble in body, but most noble and kingly
60 XXXVIII|           he were without flesh and body. In prayer and mental exercise
61 XXXIX  |        fulfilled, thou must bury my body in the earth and restore
62 XL     |          and watering the venerable body of the Saint with his tears.
63 XL     |          reverently bore the sacred body, and there, like a good
64 XL     |      rejoice. ~As for his venerable body, it befell thus; about the