Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,1 |  clergy. Theology became the preserve of the priests, since ~most
2     I, 4,3 |     the Church was later ~to preserve a sense of unity among the
3     I, 7,9 |  time the Greeks, anxious to preserve their Hellenic heritage
4    II, 0,11|  same to the Non-Jurors:~“We preserve the Doctrine of the Lord
5    II, 1,3 |   Church has been enabled to preserve something~of the very spirit
6    II, 2,4 |   after death, they~say, and preserve instead a reverent and agnostic
7    II, 3,1 | Liturgy has never become the preserve of the learned and the clergy,
8    II, 6,3 |    they have been enabled to preserve the true faith unimpaired, ‘