Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIII|      enemy who comes in a large body to hurl himself at you:
 2       1,  LV   |   reason is this, that when the body of people is so corrupted
 3       2,  II   |        of soul, the strength of body, and all the other things
 4       2,  II   | securely, seeing that the great body of men, in order to go to
 5       2,  V    |        which is healthy to that body; and so it happens in this
 6       2,  V    |        happens in this compound body of the human race, that
 7       2,  XVI  |   seemed like two wings of that body. They arranged the first
 8       2,  XVI  |        united together into one body rekindled the battle: if
 9       2,  XVI  |        these ranks becoming one body, renewed the fight; where,
10       2,  XVI  |        to unite them all in one body, so that they all share
11       2,  XIX  |       at charging a rock than a body of infantry: and thus with
12       2,  XXX  |      and the vital parts of the body have to be kept armored,
13       3,  I    |      does not disorganize their body, but keeps it so organized
14       3,  I    |      necessity it will kill the body, unless something intervenes
15       3,  I    |         the men who are in that body, or truly by some good man
16       3,  VIII |      much virtu of the mind and body, and how much good works
17       3,  XI   |         many and make weak that body which was strong. I do not