Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,10|    this way, namely, through events in the history of salvation
 2   II, 1,10|  words which accompany these events and clarify them: "This
 3   II, 1,11|      last event to which ail events in the history of salvation
 4   II, 1,11|   compile a narrative of the events which have been fulfilled
 5   II, 1,11| traced the whole sequence of events from the beginning, and
 6   II, 1,11|    who were witnesses of the events. "It is common knowledge
 7   II, 2,23|      interpretation to human events, especially to the signs
 8  III, 1,33|    the special conditions of events and limes in which that
 9   IV, 2   |      facts (such as biblical events,~- liturgical actions, the
10    V,18   |    occasion of the principal events of life, such as marriage,
11    V,18   |      the occasion of special events touching the life of the
12   VI, 4,90| reality and actuality to the events, undertakings, and ideas