Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|    will would be incomplete, a mere abstraction. Since Christ
2     I, 5,1| treated as if on a level ~with mere pagans. According to Mohammedan
3     I, 7,1|    John the Baptist there is a mere handful of monks. In 1966, ~
4     I, 7,9|     rate, realize that besides mere sur-~vival they have a wider
5    II, 3,2|  frescoes, and mosaics are not mere ornaments, designed to make
6    II, 4,3|        of Christ: they are not mere symbols, but the reality.
7    II, 4,3|         the sacrifice is not a mere figure or symbol but a true
8    II, 6,1|        no question of imposing mere matters of opinion on other