Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,3  |          man's history on earth, understood as salvation history. It
 2 II,3  |         man's spiritual history, understood in the widest possible sense,
 3 IV,9  |         said, cannot be properly understood without reference to the
 4 IV,11 |       comparison Eve-Mary can be understood also in the sense that Mary
 5  V,16 | prophetic meaning. In "vocation" understood in this way, what is personally
 6 VI,18 |          process which is better understood in our days than in the
 7 VI,19 |       motherhood of every woman, understood in the light of the Gospel,
 8 VI,20 |         was developed and better understood as a vocation for women
 9 VI,20 |         religious state is to be understood analogously.~The naturally
10 VI,20 |          a response in virginity understood in this way. Women, called
11 VI,20 |   special way. In virginity thus understood the so-called radicalism
12 VII,24|  tradition of the time, is to be understood and carried out in a new
13 VII,24|          man in marriage must be understood in the sense of a "mutual