Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 2,1 |     of the faith to a greater extent than it does today; in our
2    I, 2,2 |        And to an even greater extent than this was done in the
3    I, 2,4 | people, and were to a greater extent than is so today confined
4   IV, 4   |    who to a greater or lesser extent increase the talents given
5    V, 3   |       themselves, and, to the extent that it is possible, various
6    V,17   |       and socially is to some extent already present, since almost
7   VI, 1,66|       at bringing out to what extent the Church’s evangelical
8   VI, 1,66|     and of the results—to the extent that these can be ascertained
9   VI, 1,67|   economic conditions, to the extent that these tact's of collective