Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72  |           He sees light; he feels bodies; in short, he is in a dependent
 2  II,  72  |          For they say boldly that bodies have a tendency to fall,
 3  II,  72  |    qualities which belong only to bodies.~Instead of receiving the
 4  II,  75  |         than to say that lifeless bodies have passions, fears, hatreds—
 5  II,  75  |           hatreds—that insensible bodies, lifeless and incapable
 6   X,  657 |         of the sick soul are sick bodies; but, because one body cannot
 7 XII,  792 |      higher things in wisdom.~All bodies, the firmament, the stars,
 8 XII,  792 |       these and itself; and these bodies nothing.~All bodies together,
 9 XII,  792 |         these bodies nothing.~All bodies together, and all minds
10 XII,  792 | infinitely more exalted.~From all bodies together, we cannot obtain
11 XII,  792 |           another order. From all bodies and minds, we cannot produce
12 XIII,  850|           which He exercises over bodies.~The Church has never approved