Part, Question

 1   1, 45 |        can be traced through its traces. But ~the trinity of persons
 2   1, 46 |        can be traced through its traces. But ~the trinity of persons
 3   1, 92 | movements of animals are called "traces": ~so also ashes are a trace
 4   2, 152|     something arising out of the traces left by his previous thoughts
 5   3, 31 |         of David, since Matthew ~traces the genealogy from David
 6   3, 31 |       and ~beginning from Christ traces the series of generations
 7   3, 31 |         For which reason Matthew traces the generations downwards, ~
 8   3, 54 |      Christ's body; although the traces of the wounds ~might remain,
 9   3, 54 |        bodies of the Martyrs the traces of the ~wounds which they
10   3, 54 |          exposes before them the traces of ~the same death" (Bede,