Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 1  |     councils reach its logical conclusion: ~as yet (apart from the
2     I, 2,1|    this policy ~through to its conclusion: by his legislation he made
3     I, 2,1| Caesarea, expressed it. At the conclusion of the Council the bishops
4     I, 2,3|     P.G. xciv, 1296B]). ~ ~The conclusion of the Iconoclast dispute,
5    II, 1,5|        anyone who draws~such a conclusion has entirely misunderstood
6    II, 4,3|       the clergy and people~F. Conclusion of the service: Thanksgiving
7    II, 5,2|    directions at the start and conclusion of the morning prayers emphasize
8    II, 5,2|       whole~heart.’~And at the conclusion of the morning prayers a
9    II, 6,1|   utterly wrong to draw such a conclusion: for, paradoxically enough,