Chap., §

 1   I, 18  |     the soul as well as to the body.~
 2   I, 23  |     and backbiting, and in the body as eating of strange meat,
 3   I, 24  |        two trees, growing from body and soul, many offshoots
 4   I, 30  |       all the movements of the body obey the bridle of Reason.~
 5  II, 50  |  itself, but over those of the body.~
 6 III, 110 |      to the ground because his body could no longer support
 7  IV, 137 |         with the sinews of his body unstrung and his muscles
 8   V, 185 | quenched by the humours of his body dropping down, and the rent
 9   V, 198 |      torment, apply it to this body of mine; for my soul ye
10   V, 219 |      for breath and anguish of body he exclaimed, 'Glorious,
11 VIII, 317|    that no man might touch her body.~