Chapter,  Paragraph

1 II,3   |       who "in many and various ways spoke of old to our fathers
2 II,3   |   context of all the different ways in which humanity has always
3  V,14  | inheritance of sin. One of the ways in which this inheritance
4  V,14  | opinion today tries in various ways to "abolish" the evil of
5  V,14  |  whether she who, in different ways, is the cosubject of his
6 VI,18  |      the baby's birth; in many ways he has to learn his own "
7 VI,19  |     fall sick or fall into bad ways; the death of those most
8 VI,21  |        is confirmed in various ways. However, it is not only
9 VIII,29|      which, in the most varied ways, shape society and structure