Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |          as I have heard from my fleshly parents, from whom and in
 2       3, VI   |     bodies which we see with our fleshly sight, both celestial and
 3       6, III  |        but against the fables of fleshly imagination. For I had been
 4       6, XVIII|            and mingling with our fleshly humanity the heavenly food
 5       7, XI   | enthralled me. They tugged at my fleshly garments and softly whispered: “
 6       8, X    |      might hear his word, not in fleshly tongue or angelic voice,
 7       9, XXXIV|         which Isaac saw when his fleshly “eyes were dim, so that
 8       9, XXXV |           For in addition to the fleshly appetite which strives for
 9       9, XLII |       the more because he had no fleshly body.~They were mortal and
10      10, II   |        nor honors and power, nor fleshly pleasures, nor of bodily