Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1    II, 1,1| dwells’ in the other two, by virtue of a perpetual~movement
2    II, 1,2|  assimilation to God through virtue (On the Orthodox Faith,
3    II, 1,2|   assimilated to God through virtue.’ To acquire the~likeness
4    II, 1,2|      moral choice,~upon our ‘virtue,’ and so it is destroyed
5    II, 1,2|   the whole body suffers. In virtue of this mysterious unity
6    II, 2,3|     from the Holy Spirit, in virtue~of which he acts as a teacher
7    II, 2,3|    the bishops alone who, in virtue of their teaching charisma,
8    II, 5,1|   self-control are the first virtue, the mother, root, source,