Chapter

 1 6 |         that is necessary to the body, but only to meditate, to
 2 6 |   without taking thought for the body. But the heavenly Pastor,
 3 9 |          by the movements of his body, his tail, and his eyes,
 4 9 |         wolf, which can kill the body only; and how much we ought
 5 1 | miraculously a leper both in his body and in his soul, and what
 6 1 |          at the same time as the body, as we read of Jesus Christ
 7 1 |       for the infirmities of the body are given by God in this
 8 1 |         weep bitterly. While his body was being purified externally
 9 1 |    completely healed both in his body and his soul, he humbly
10 1 |          been healed both in his body and in his soul, after having
11 1 |      Blessed by thy soul and thy body, blessed by thy holy words
12 4 |          of the elevation of the Body of Christ; for he neither
13 8 |         his cell, maserating his body with fasts and vigils and
14 11|          and with the ears of my body and those of my spirit have
15 17|         but likewise that of the body; and during these divine
16 17|     meals, before nourishing his body took and gave to those around
17 18|          days hast mortified thy body; wherefore I am come to
18 19|      after his soul had left the body, it appeared to Brother
19 22|          which had just left his body, go straight to heaven without
20 23|         and joy both in soul and body, and began to pray to her
21 23|          no longer remain in his body, and he cried out: "No more,
22 25|  preserve the purity both of the body and of the soul; and at
23 25|     pleasures, and macerated his body with great severity. His
24 25|         well as his own soul and body. Then Brother John knelt
25 26|        and when he lifted up the Body of Christ and devoutly offered
26 27|          James the health of the body, if such were for the good
27 27|          to him the death of his body and the salvation and glory
28 29|          the Consecration of the Body of Christ and contemplating
29 29|     precious Blood, but left his Body and his Blood as food for
30 29|     would it be changed into the Body of Christ, unless he pronounced
31 29|  sensations being suspended, his body fell back. If he had not
32 29|     sacristy as if dead, for his body was quite cold, and his
33 29|          he was consecrating the Body and Blood of Christ, his
34 29|     within him like wax, and his body to be without bones, so