Chapter

 1 IV|        the brethren should eat flesh; so that the question was
 2 6 |    many brethren wore on their flesh small hearts and bands of
 3 8 |      the world, mortifying thy flesh, and fighting valiantly
 4 1 |   leprosy disappeared, and his flesh was perfectly healed also.
 5 5 |      will give thee a heart of flesh." Then Brother Ruffino,
 6 17| tempted him so strongly in the flesh, that he felt it impossible
 7 17|  resist this temptation of the flesh." Brother Simon, feeling
 8 22|      Umile, his brother in the flesh, go up to heaven.~There
 9 23|        its miserable prison of flesh. As he persevered in prayer,
10 29|     which made him to take the flesh of the Virgin Mary, and