Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I   |        diseases which attack our bodies are more dangerous and mortal
 2     II,  VIII|         pieces, they hewed their bodies with swords, tore them with
 3     II,  VIII|          touched their lacerated bodies, they wished even the stomach
 4    III,  V   |         by a report that several bodies of men were being assembled
 5    III,  V   |          put to death, and their bodies dragged about by the mob.~
 6      V,  II  |        many, resemble individual bodies; and as in these, many infirmities
 7     VI,  VII |     indescribable fury, and huge bodies sometimes ascending toward
 8   VIII,  II  |    ignominious manner, and their bodies dragged about the city.
 9   VIII,  II  | everywhere, and portions of dead bodies were seen borne on spears
10   VIII,  II  |          with fragments of human bodies, not one excited a feeling
11   VIII,  III |       mangle, and drag about the bodies of priests, destroying without