Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  6, 2|  they shall be entirely and undoubtedly saved, not by means of conduct,
 2   II, 14, 1|   own system, teaching them undoubtedly through means of the same
 3   II, 18, 5| subject to passion? She was undoubtedly of the same substance as
 4   II, 31, 3|   these men are in this way undoubtedly proved to be utter aliens
 5   II, 32, 4|     Him, and did take place undoubtedly, and that He is the only
 6   II, 33, 1|     dream, so also would he undoubtedly remember those things which
 7   II, 33, 3|   memory of them also would undoubtedly be destroyed. For the soul,
 8  III, 19, 1|    die like men." He speaks undoubtedly these words to those who
 9   IV, 12, 2|    of the law; but He would undoubtedly have endeavoured by all
10    V, 12, 3|   it, then, which was dead? Undoubtedly it was the substance of
11    V, 20, 1|   of the soul and body. And undoubtedly the preaching of the Church
12    V, 29, 2|    decreeing that he should undoubtedly himself alone be worshipped
13    V, 31, 1|  His expiring on the cross, undoubtedly departed on high, leaving