Part, Question

1   1, 83  |     this information from the story ~of times and places?"~Aquin.:
2   2, 99  |       who reads carefully the story of the ~Old Testament, the
3   2, 159 |    Chrysostom, expounding the story of the Pharisee and the
4   3, 5   | trustworthiness of the Gospel story is undermined. For it ~is
5   3, 5   |   runs counter to the Gospel ~story, which relates how He marveled (
6   3, 78  |       object was to write the story of Christ. Nevertheless ~
7 Suppl, 43|       whom Gregory tells this story was ~not lost, and that