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 1 3 |      which shone over his whole body, and which is quite indescribable.
 2 3 |      disordered elements of the body. That is just the definition
 3 12|      too far, so as to keep his body vigorous enough to carry
 4 21|   itself, so to speak, from its body, during the very time when
 5 21|      refusing to unite with the body to acquire conjectural knowledge.
 6 21|     fearing separation from the body. Since in him reason and
 7 24|        and while he yielded his body to slumber, not even during
 8 34| strength, and natural beauty of body, teachers and friends, and
 9 36|     April [485 Common Era]. His body received the funerary honors
10 36|      the souls of the dead.~His body, clothed and arranged as
11 36|    Lycabettus, where rested the body of his teacher Syrianus.