Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV   |     world, kept itself in one body. These, after the manner
 2       I, VII  |  twenty-seventh year, and her body was, through the care of
 3       I, VII  |   seventy-five years; and his body was laid in the tomb of
 4       I, XXXIX|     child to be slain and its body to be divided between the
 5       I, XLV  | Chapter XLV.~HE being sick in body, and having sent some of
 6       I, LI   |   same time, Ezekias, sick in body, lay suffering from disease.
 7      II, IV   |        but they first go in a body to Jeremia, requesting of
 8      II, XVI  |    battle. When his mutilated body was discovered, they turned
 9      II, XXII |    assailants a very powerful body of his men. Thus the work
10      II, XXIX |   upon himself: certainly his body was never found. It was
11      II, XXXIV|       all rushing up took the body from the bier. It was applied
12      II, XXXIV|     stood trembling, the dead body was33 shaken off, and stood
13      II, XL   |    sake, a picture of a human body might be like a man, and
14      II, XLII |       were separated from the body of the Church. In that number
15      II, XLV  |      to their wishes, go in a body to Constantinople where
16      II, XLVI |    qualities both of mind and body. He was able to spend much