Book,  Chapter

1     I,  25|    spirit, but also in his bodily chastity. Then the passage
2     I,  30|    in view carnal love and bodily marriage, he at once excludes
3     I,  33| too late, when the glow of bodily pleasure is no longer felt,
4     I,  34|  he plumes himself on mere bodily chastity, he neglects other
5     I,  48|    And as riches, honours, bodily health, and other things
6    II,  6 | were my purpose to discuss bodily ailments and their cure.
7    II,  10|                    10. The bodily senses are like horses madly
8    II,  15|   frequent infirmities and bodily pain demanded the concession.~
9    II,  17|    have it to be: for that bodily hunger is not pleasing to