Chap., §

 1   I, 18 |       essentially also to the soul as well as to the body.~
 2   I, 23 |       manifests itself in the soul as ostentation, and covetousness,
 3   I, 24 |  trees, growing from body and soul, many offshoots of these
 4   I, 31 |     the natural desire~of the soul to enjoy the fruition of
 5  II, 52 |      extirpate anger from the soul, but it is possible for
 6  II, 61 |      a grievous danger to his soul.~
 7 III, 113|   gasps, till his nobility of soul extorted the admiration
 8 III, 123|     purification, and take my soul to ransom their souls,,~
 9  IV, 130|      holy man when his sacred soul was attacked with scourge
10  IV, 130|      were laying siege to his soul through his Reason that
11   V, 169|     together, and as with one soul, said to him:~
12   V, 187|    brotherhood in nobility of soul.~
13   V, 190| wondering at his constancy of soul, the guards brought forward
14   V, 198|     this body of mine; for my soul ye cannot reach, not if
15  VI, 255|     struggle and peril of the soul awaits in eternal torment
16  VI, 259|       quickened with the same soul, and are brought into the
17  VI, 264|    with the promptings of the soul, so those holy youths, as
18  VI, 264|      prompted by the immortal soul of religion, went in harmony
19  VI, 269| tortures, when even a woman's soul despised a yet greater diversity
20  VI, 274|       those young men, with a soul like Abraham, was not moved
21 VII, 277|    marvellous~likeness of our soul and of our shape on the
22 VII, 278|       For women are softer of soul than men, and the more children
23 VII, 284|  burned, remained unshaken in soul for religion's sake.~
24 VII, 308|      but, as though she had a soul of adamant and were bringing