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 1  I,1   |          up what had already been expressed in the Council's teaching,
 2 II,3   |            and as this history is expressed through the different world
 3 IV,9   |         in the Book of Genesis is expressed in the form of a symbolic
 4 IV,10  |         persons. This tendency is expressed in a threefold concupiscence,
 5 IV,10  |         revealed by God. In it is expressed the biblical "ethos" until
 6 IV,10  |    opposition of women to what is expressed in the biblical words "He
 7  V,14  |         which this inheritance is expressed is habitual discrimination
 8 VII,23 |         divine, even though it is expressed by the analogy of a man'
 9 VII,25 |          therefore, of God's love expressed by means of the Redemption
10 VII,25 |         this love of God which is expressed in the Redemption; the spousal
11 VII,26 | background of the "great mystery" expressed in the spousal relationship
12 VIII,29|      explains the primacy of love expressed by Saint Paul in the First
13 VIII,30|      which is then actualized and expressed in women's many different "