Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 3,5 |       classes to an excessive degree, or where it was depending
2   II, 2,22|       efficacy, nor equal the degree of it" (SC, 7). And the
3  III, 1,38|  beyond ail expectation, 10 a degree that only God’s love for
4  III, 2,62|       they can be not only of degree but also of essence, as
5   IV      |        social conditions, and degree of psychological maturity
6   IV, 6   |     which has achieved a high degree of perfection in carrying
7   VI, 1,68|     certain;~ ~b) demanding a degree of scientific accuracy so
8   VI, 2,71| pastoral action may differ in degree and style according to differences
9   VI, 3,79|     doctrine, together with a degree of scientific theology obtained