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 1       1, VIII  |        by the gestures of their bodies, by a kind of natural language,
 2       2, V     |     comeliness in all beautiful bodies, and in gold and silver
 3       3, VI    |   comparison to them the actual bodies which we see with our fleshly
 4       3, VI    |        more certain. These true bodies even the beasts and birds
 5       3, VI    |      other greater and infinite bodies which have no existence.
 6       3, VI    |       strong, neither art those bodies that we see in heaven nor
 7       3, VI    | fantasies of mine, fantasies of bodies which have no real being
 8       3, VI    |        all! The images of those bodies which actually exist are
 9       3, VI    |       than these fantasies. The bodies themselves are more certain
10       3, VI    |      soul, which is the life of bodies; and, clearly, the life
11       4, VI    |        were but one soul in two bodies. Consequently, my life was
12       4, XV    |         as they do in corporeal bodies - whereas thou art thyself
13       6, III   |      not only our souls but our bodies as well - and not only our
14       6, III   |      and not only our souls and bodies but all creatures and all
15       6, V     |     these also, as if they were bodies, in this place or that.
16       6, V     |    composed of various kinds of bodies - some of which were actually
17       6, V     |     some of which were actually bodies, some of those which I imagined
18       6, VII   |         to think, the images of bodies obtruded themselves into
19       6, XVII  |        appreciate the beauty of bodies, both celestial and terrestrial;
20       6, XVII  |   degrees I was led upward from bodies to the soul which perceives
21       8, VII   |   bishop the spot where lay the bodies of Gervasius and Protasius,
22       9, VII   |     vital power, by which their bodies also live. But there is,
23       9, VIII  |         all colors and forms of bodies came in through the eyes;
24       9, XVII  |    either through images as all bodies are; or present in the things
25      10, XXIII |   should not the motions of all bodies constitute time? What if
26      10, XXIII |       we measure the motions of bodies, and say, for example, that
27      10, XXIII |         motions of the heavenly bodies constitute time. For when
28      10, XXXI  |        Creator of our souls and bodies - far be it from thee that
29      11, II    |         each of those two great bodies458 “earth” in comparison
30      11, V     |    since it is the material for bodies; and it is not a former
31      11, VI    |       with the images of formed bodies, changing and varying them
32      11, VI    |         I applied myself to the bodies themselves and looked more
33      11, XXVII |      certain distance two great bodies: one above, the other below,
34      12, XIV   |      still bear about us in our bodies, dead because of sin.556
35      12, XIV   |         will quicken our mortal bodies by the Spirit that dwells
36      12, XXVIII|        and very good. Beautiful bodies express this truth; for