Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVIII| judging it fitting, that the limbs of saints brought together
 2       II, I    |    In this tomb are laid the limbs of a great pontiff, who
 3      III, XI   |    to writhe and distort his limbs. None being able to hold
 4      III, XI   |       stretching out all his limbs to rest. "Silence fell upon
 5       IV, IX   |    lost the use of her other limbs, but also of her tongue;
 6       IV, XIX  |     day put about her chaste limbs."~It is said that when she
 7       IV, XXX  | alive, and the joints of the limbs pliable, like one asleep
 8       IV, XXXI |      and supporting his weak limbs with a staff, entered the
 9        V, III  |      cure of the pain in her limbs was followed by the assuaging
10        V, V    |   having lost all use of his limbs, he seemed to be at the