Chapter

 1 II   |  endeared himself to the whole body of his comrades, that they
 2 VII  | without receiving baptism. The body being laid out in public
 3 VII  |     quit the cell in which the body was lying; and bolting the
 4 VII  |  relate that, when he left the body, he was brought before the
 5 VIII |  entered the cell in which the body was lying, and, excluding
 6 VIII |     stretched himself upon the body, and spent some little time
 7 XII  |   causes the Bearers of a Dead Body tostop.~Now, it came to
 8 XII  |    going a journey, he met the body of a certain heathen, which
 9 XII  |        clothes spread over the body were blown about by the
10 XII  |         they set down the dead body. Thunderstruck, and gazing
11 XII  |    away, and of lifting up the body. Thus he both compelled
12 XVI  |      unable to make use of her body for any purpose, and being,
13 XVII |      flee out of the possessed body, while he had no power of
14 XVIII|    thanks for the soundness of body which he had recovered.
15 XIX  |     the bruised members of his body. As the effect of this,