Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,2|     intransigent temper, whose mutual encounter was not likely
2    II, 2,1|      diversity~unimpaired. The mutual indwelling of the persons
3    II, 2,3|      bishop and his flock is a mutual one. The bishop is the divinely~
4    II, 2,4|       cannot sever the bond of mutual love which links the members
5    II, 2,4|       This chain is a chain of~mutual love and prayer; and in
6    II, 6,2| Through such symbolic gestures mutual trust is being created.~
7    II, 6,3|        and a cause of grievous mutual impoverishment, so today
8    II, 6,3|   proving for both a source of mutual enrichment. The west, with