Chapter

 1 I    |      though but men in mortal bodies, adopted the spiritual life
 2 VIII |    raise deadened and corrupt bodies from the earth, that every
 3 IX   |       the resurrection of our bodies, and confirm his words in
 4 XII  |   brought near their honoured bodies, are always worthy of the
 5 XVIII|    For by thus afflicting our bodies with the constraints of
 6 XXIII|     death by the bones of the bodies that are now your own, and
 7 XXIV |      the resurrection of dead bodies, and bring in a thousand
 8 XXV  |    and shall give up the dead bodies of all men that ever were
 9 XXV  |    sacrifice their riches and bodies, nay, even their very lives?
10 XXVI |      from off the earth. Your bodies will I give to be devoured
11 XXVII|        and the other heavenly bodies, I was led to marvel at
12 XXVII|     and made a grave for dead bodies. This being so, Earth can
13 XXXI | raised from their graves many bodies that had fallen asleep.
14 XXXII|    only cast forth from men's bodies, but even drave out of the
15 XL   |      was only meet that their bodies should rest side by side,
16 XL   |       had been in life. Their bodies had not lost their former
17 XL   |      to venerate and view the bodies of these Saints. Thereupon,
18 XL   |     solemnity they laid their bodies in the Church which Ioasaph