Book, Chapter

 1       3, X   |    set free by the teeth and belly of some “elect saint”79!
 2       6, VI  |    what I believe was a full belly - joking and hilarious.
 3       6, XVI |       upon back and side and belly - but the bed is hard, and
 4       9, IX  |      food which, once in the belly, surely now has no taste
 5       9, XIV | doubtless is, so to say, the belly of the mind: and joy and
 6       9, XIV |      to say, passed into the belly where they can be stored
 7       9, XIV |     is brought up out of the belly by rumination, so also these
 8       9, XXXI|        the greediness of the belly.”361 And from this it appears,
 9      12, XX  |   have flowed forth from his belly. Thus, there would have
10      12, XXVI|     those whose god is their belly find no joy in them. For
11      12, XXVI|   serves God and not his own belly may rejoice in them, and