Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    1,  a,   12|    living thirty years of our mortal existence and then continuing
 2    1,    1,  a,   15|   must manifest itself in our mortal flesh (Cor 4:11).11~ ~ ~"
 3    1,    1,  b,   23|    human being lays aside his mortal flesh like a useless garment
 4    1,    1,  b,   31|      faults and keeps us from mortal sins: Christ is the doctor
 5    1,    1,  b,   32|       will eat and adore, all mortal beings will fall down on
 6    1,    1,  c,   37| imperceptibly from everything mortal.  They bring us a priceless
 7    1,    2,  b,   47|  myself to this under pain of mortal sin.  Without binding myself
 8    1,    3,  a,   78|     most solemn moment of his mortal life: "Behold your mother."~ ~
 9    1,    3,  b,   85| Apostles, she looked upon the mortal remains of the martyrs as
10    1,    3,  b,   85|  Christ over the body and the mortal remains of his followers
11    1,    3,  b,   86|     the identification of the mortal remains of the glorious
12    1,    3,  b,   87|     more illustrious than the mortal remains of Antoninus and
13    1,    3,  b,   87|        These are the glorious mortal remains of those who were
14    1,    3,  b,   88|     run to kneel before these mortal remains, dearly beloved. 
15    1,    3,  b,   88| dearly beloved.  Before these mortal remains they would place
16    1,    3,  b,   88| sacred remains.  Before these mortal remains the people would
17    2,    1,  a,  106|       the continuation of his mortal life, Jesus Christ poured
18    3,    1,  e,  255|      everything beautiful and mortal cannot touch or harm a love
19    5,    2,  c,  408|       one's country, unless a mortal conflict between these two