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 1    Pref         |      from God.~"5. Imaginary or bodily visions are those which
 2    Life, V(124) |      says that though there was bodily illness, yet it was a trance
 3    Life, VII    |      not require, of necessity, bodily strength, but only love
 4    Life, VIII   |   rather, Thou sustainest their bodily life in greater vigour,
 5    Life, XI     |      comes most frequently from bodily indisposition—I have had
 6    Life, XVIII  |          breathing, and all the bodily strength, fail it, so that
 7    Life, XVIII  | sufficient to utter it;~for all bodily strength vanishes, and that
 8    Life, XVIII  |     that it thus robs us of our bodily powers with so much joy,
 9    Life, XXII   |       much to withdraw from all bodily imagination, and draw near
10    Life, XXII   |        is both God and Man, His bodily Presence would, in my opinion,
11    Life, XXII   |        is wholly spiritual, any bodily object whatever can disturb
12    Life, XXII   |         myself every thought of bodily objects; but I did not dare
13    Life, XXII   |       11. This withdrawing from bodily objects must no doubt be
14    Life, XXII   |         understanding, and make bodily objects none of their means;
15    Life, XXV    |   distinctly formed; but by the bodily ear they are not heard.
16    Life, XXV    |       that he heard it with his bodily ears. It is most  ./. certainly
17    Life, XXVIII |  imaginary, I never saw with my bodily eyes, nor, indeed, any other,
18    Life, XXVIII |   visions which are seen by the bodily eyes. The latter kind of
19    Life, XXVIII |     that I could see it with my bodily eyes, in order that my confessor
20    Life, XXIX   |       pain is so great, that no bodily torture I know of can take
21    Life, XXIX   |         me, on my left side, in bodily form. This I am not accustomed
22    Life, XXIX   |       than God. The pain is not bodily, but spiritual; though the
23    Life, XXX    |         was possible enough for bodily pain and spiritual joy to
24    Life, XXX    |        which were seen with the bodily eyes: and of these I had
25    Life, XXX    |  grievous trials, together with bodily pains and afflictions arising
26    Life, XXX    |      myself. At other times, my bodily sickness was more grievous;
27    Life, XXX    |      but I think that my scanty bodily health was now and then
28    Life, XXX    |       at myself. The failure of bodily strength, sufficient to
29    Life, XXX    |     state; who has received the bodily strength requisite for penance;
30    Life, XXXI   |         when these pains and my bodily suffering are most unendurable,
31    Life, XXXI   |       that I saw Satan assume a bodily form; I know of his presence
32    Life, XXXII  |     possible to describe it. My bodily sufferings were unendurable.
33    Life, XXXIV  |         speak. He has given him bodily health, so that he may do
34    Life, XXXVIII|         and what I see with the bodily eyes an illusion. What I
35    Life, XXXIX  |     voice,—I heard it with my bodily ears,—without understanding
36     Rel, I      |      the great aridity I am in, bodily pains contributing thereto,
37     Rel, I      |   almost nothing, because of my bodily weakness; and yet, if I
38     Rel, I      |       can call nothing to mind. Bodily pains at the same time distress
39     Rel, I      |         clear improvement in my bodily health,634 and that occasionally
40     Rel, III    |        anxieties about means of bodily maintenance did not destroy
41     Rel, III    |     front of them; but I saw no bodily forms, for the vision was
42     Rel, VII    |     never saw anything with her bodily eyes, nor heard anything
43     Rel, VII    |         heard anything with her bodily ears; twice, she thinks,
44     Rel, VII    |       saw those things with her bodily eyes, and more.~5. She was
45     Rel, VII    |     never saw anything with her bodily eyes, but in a way so subtile
46     Rel, VIII   |       without any appearance of bodily pain;~ ./. but as I cannot
47     Ind         |       xxxvi. 11.~Indisposition, bodily, evil effects of, on the
48     Ind         |      Spirituality influenced by bodily health, xi. 24.~Suarez,
49     Ind         |     Peter of Alcantara, xxx. 4; bodily trials of, xxx. 17; finds