Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1   |      question of understanding the reason for and the consequences
 2 III,6  |            2:23) and for this very reason she is called "woman". In
 3 III,6  |            one flesh" and for this reason leaving "his father and
 4 III,7  |          up vistas closed to human reason. For he implied a certain
 5 III,8  |      certain anthropomorphism, the reason is that man is "like" God:
 6 IV,9   |            said that for this very reason the "non-likeness" contained
 7 IV,11  |        Creator. Precisely for this reason, on the day of the creation
 8  V,12  |          simple, and for this very reason extraordinary, if seen against
 9  V,16  |         Risen Christ, and for this reason she was also the first to
10 VII,23 |     members of his body. 'For this reason a man shall leave his father
11 VII,27 | explanation to anyone who asks the reason for the hope in eternal
12 VIII,30|           she receives by the very reason of her femininity; it is
13 VIII,30|         special way - precisely by reason of their femininity - and