Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1  |     reflections, after they had taken into consideration the testimonies
 2 III,6 |          issah) because she was taken out of man ('is)": Gen 2:
 3 IV,9  |    ground, for out of it he was taken": "you are dust, and to
 4 IV,9  |           The biblical teaching taken as a whole enables us to
 5 IV,10 |         of "women's rights" has taken on new significance in the
 6 IV,11 |        of the themes frequently taken up by the Fathers, ecclesiastical
 7  V,14 |         her forget that she has taken the life of her own child,
 8  V,15 |          whose way of acting is taken by Jesus as the starting-point
 9 VI,18 |         The child's upbringing, taken as a whole, should include
10 VII,23|      and complex passage, which taken as a whole is a great analogy,
11 VII,25| dimension of the analogy which, taken as a whole, serves to reveal