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 1  II,  72   |      given him, with its minute body and parts incomparably more
 2  II,  72   |  astounded at the fact that our body, which a little while ago
 3  II,  72   |        himself sustained in the body given him by nature between
 4  II,  72   |         world of thought as our body occupies in the expanse
 5  II,  72   |     different in kind, soul and body. For it is impossible that
 6  II,  72   |  compose all things of mind and body, but that this mixture would
 7  II,  72   |        cannot conceive what the body is, still less what the
 8  II,  72   |          and least of all how a body should be united to a mind.
 9  II,  72(7)|         spirit is united to the body can not be understood by
10  II,  73   |        whereof is made the very body which she animates and those
11 III,  194  |  everything. I know not what my body is, nor my senses, nor my
12 III,  230  |         should be joined to the body, and that we should have
13 III,  233  |         Our soul is cast into a body, where it finds number,
14   V,  323  |         if it be neither in the body nor in the soul? And how
15   V,  323  |      the soul? And how love the body or the soul, except for
16  VI,  356  |          The nourishment of the body is little by little. Fullness
17  VI,  367  |       soul from acting, eat our body.~
18  VI,  392  |        every time two men see a body change its place, they both
19 VII,  460  |        and kings; they have the body as their object. Inquirers
20 VII,  473  |           473. Let us imagine a body full of thinking members.~
21 VII,  474  |    ourselves, we must imagine a body full of thinking members,
22 VII,  475  |         which governs the whole body. Apart from that, they are
23 VII,  475  |    willing only the good of the body, they accomplish their own
24 VII,  476  |         that it belonged to the body, and that there was a body
25 VII,  476  |      body, and that there was a body on which it depended, if
26 VII,  476  |      know that it belonged to a body on which it depended, what
27 VII,  476  |      having been useless to the body which inspired its life,
28 VII,  476  |      kept itself apart from the body! What prayers for its preservation
29 VII,  476  |        the will which rules the body, even to consenting, if
30 VII,  476  |       willing to perish for the body, for which alone the whole
31 VII,  477  |  economy, and in the particular body of man. The will is therefore
32 VII,  477  |         towards the weal of the body, the communities themselves
33 VII,  477  |         to another more general body of which they are members.
34 VII,  480  |       will and submit it to the body.~
35 VII,  482  |        and who should compose a body of thinking members. For
36 VII,  483  |       through the spirit of the body, and for the body.~The separate
37 VII,  483  |        of the body, and for the body.~The separate member, seeing
38 VII,  483  |    member, seeing no longer the body to which it belongs, has
39 VII,  483  |      whole, and, seeing not the body on which it depends, it
40 VII,  483  |     make itself both centre and body. But not having in itself
41 VII,  483  |        in fact that it is not a body, and still not seeing that
42 VII,  483  |        that it is a member of a body. In short, when it comes
43 VII,  483  |       loves itself only for the body. It deplores its past wanderings.~
44 VII,  483  |         all. But, in loving the body, it loves itself, because
45 VII,  483  |      unus spiritus est. 76 ~The body loves the hand; and the
46 VII,  483  |       Christ, because He is the body of which we are members.
47 VII,  512  |         phraseology, wholly the body of Jesus Christ, but it
48 VII,  512  |         be said to be the whole body of Jesus Christ. The union
49 VII,  512  |        thus being united to the body, the fire to the timber,
50 VII,  512  |         Word to man. Because my body without my soul would not
51 VII,  512  |         soul would not make the body of a man; therefore my soul
52 VII,  512  |         whatsoever will make my body. It does not distinguish
53 VII,  512  |         God united my soul to a body in China, the same body,
54 VII,  512  |         body in China, the same body, idem numero would be in
55 VII,  553  |      who heal thee and make the body immortal.~"Suffer bodily
56   X,  657  |        bodies; but, because one body cannot be sick enough to
57   X,  669  |         the circumcision of the body was unprofitable, but that
58  XI,  725  |      not rebellious.~"I gave my body to the smiters, and my cheeks
59 XII,  765  |    having to offer Himself, His body, and His blood, and yet
60 XII,  792  |       infinite distance between body and mind is a symbol of
61 XII,  792  |      the angels, and not of the body, nor of the curious mind.
62 XIII,  805 |     convince the entire man, in body and soul.~
63 XIII,  839 |      who have never been of her body; the heretics, who have
64 XIV,  861  | consubstantial with that of the body of our Lord, Jesus Christ
65 XIV,  871  |  insinuate himself into all the body, because he holds the principal
66 XIV,  888  |      consisting properly in the body of the hierarchy, we are