Book, Chapter

 1       1, XI   |    baptized”? In the matter of bodily health, no one says, “Let
 2       3, IV   | fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily.”63 Since at that time,
 3       3, VII  |      and, “Is God limited by a bodily shape, and has he hairs
 4       3, XI   |     accustomed to weep for the bodily deaths of their children.
 5       5, IX   |      in Rome by the scourge of bodily sickness; and I was very
 6       5, IX   |     was, so that I regained my bodily health, although I was still
 7       5, X    |    flesh and be bounded by the bodily shape of our limbs. And
 8       5, X    |          for what did not have bodily extension did not seem to
 9       5, XI   |        by those conceptions of bodily substance. I panted under
10       6, XVI  |     the enjoyment of perpetual bodily pleasure, and that without
11       6, XVII | perceives them by means of the bodily senses, and from there on
12       6, XVII |   inward faculty, to which the bodily senses report outward things -
13       6, XVII |   experience received from the bodily sense. And when this power
14       7, VII  |    this world; better than all bodily pleasures, though they were
15       8, III  |    Rome, he was overtaken with bodily sickness, and during it
16       8, X    |      through all the levels of bodily objects, and even through
17       9, VII  |    also perceive through their bodily senses.~
18       9, X    |      touch says, “If it had no bodily mass, I did not touch it,
19       9, XIV  |      happy, I recall some past bodily pain, it is not so strange.
20       9, XV   |       it from pleasure. I name bodily health when I am sound in
21       9, XXV  |     For just as thou art not a bodily image, nor the emotion of
22       9, XXX  |       it put to sleep with the bodily senses? But in that case
23       9, XXXV |       soul, rooted in the same bodily senses, which is cloaked
24      10, II   |      fleshly pleasures, nor of bodily necessities in this life
25      10, III  |        me, and I would lend my bodily ears to the sounds that
26      10, V    |       him; thou gavest him his bodily sense by which, as if he
27      10, XXVII|    dawn.447 Suppose now that a bodily voice begins to sound, and
28      12, XVII | neighbor in ministering to his bodily needs, for in this way the
29      12, XX   |    different ways by different bodily motions.~“The waters” have
30      12, XXIII|     which are perceived by the bodily senses. For it can be said