Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,2|         entitled ~to act in this manner. Among the practices to
2     I, 3,3|     theology and in their ~whole manner of understanding the Christian
3     I, 6,2|          in ~1654, .that he in a manner divides the sovereignty
4     I, 6,3|      walk ~not in a dronish lazy manner, nor lie down in the Streets
5    II, 4,3|         attempted to explain the manner~of the change: the Eucharistic
6    II, 4,3| constitute an explanation of the manner of the change, since~this
7    II, 4,3|        to be taken to define the manner in which the~bread and wine
8    II, 4,3|       and omnipotent, but in its manner of operation unsearchable~(