Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,19|  Resurrection from death, Christ destroyed the power that death had
 2  4,4 |          by the Iconoclasts, who destroyed icons and exiled, imprisoned
 3  4,12|  victorious battle? Who else has destroyed idolatry? So how could the
 4  4,12|        could the Church that has destroyed idolatry be idolatrous? [
 5  6,6 |         of Florence and had been destroyed by the Turks as punishment
 6  6,15| naturalism in art (Giotto) which destroyed iconography; the new “personal”
 7  7,14|         for an absolute has been destroyed [Op. cit. p. 10; emphasis
 8  7,14|      countless popes, completely destroyed the concept of the Church,
 9  9,15|          that image can never be destroyed. In the words of a hymn
10  9,23|        saints arose. By death He destroyed death, and brought to naught
11  9,42|        of intermarriage and were destroyed, save Noah and his sons.~
12 10,10|        that they themselves have destroyed the bond with the one Body
13 11,3 |        to the sixth century, was destroyed. Then, in its place, new