Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIX  |    would be but increased by bodily affliction. Whilst he was
 2        I, XXI  |      Severus, first restored bodily strength to a lame youth,
 3       II, I    |    be crushed by such severe bodily pains. Other popes applied
 4       II, II   |    the blind man, and by the bodily enlightenment of one kindle
 5       II, VII  |  Mellitus laboured under the bodily infirmity of gout, but his
 6      III, XIII |     manner: ‘You see that my bodily distress increases, and
 7      III, XXVII|   would, unless prevented by bodily infirmity, repeat the whole
 8       IV, I    | bishopric; but the weight of bodily infirmity prevented him
 9       IV, III  |  being presently seized with bodily infirmity, and the same
10       IV, IX   |  seized with a most grievous bodily disease, under which, through
11       IV, XI   |  kingdom, he fell into great bodily infirmity, of which he afterwards
12       IV, XXIII|      to Him in adversity, or bodily infirmity. In the seventh
13       IV, XXIV |   near, it was preceded by a bodily infirmity under which he
14       IV, XXV  |     for a whole week without bodily sustenance; it is enough
15       IV, XXIX |   again see one another with bodily eyesight in this world.