Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII |     with senses, shaped with limbs, beautified with form, and
 2       1, VIII|   and various gestures of my limbs (which I used to reinforce
 3       5, X   |      the bodily shape of our limbs. And when I desired to meditate
 4       6, III |   present, who dost not have limbs, some of which are larger
 5       6, XIX |      at one time to move the limbs by an act of will, at another
 6       7, V   |      a heavy lethargy in his limbs; and he is glad to sleep
 7       7, VIII| because they do not have the limbs or because their limbs are
 8       7, VIII|   the limbs or because their limbs are bound or weakened by
 9       7, VIII|    of the soul in moving its limbs at the order of my mind
10       8, XII |        Thy grace our wearied limbs restore~To strengthened
11       9, VI  |     manna and honey, not the limbs embraced in physical love -
12      10, V   |   the mind which directs the limbs; thou madest the matter