Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1   |        Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, wrote about the year 107 as he
 2     I, 1   |         bishop in each Church,. he ~wrote, .presides in place of God.. .
 3     I, 1   |         whole. .The episcopate,. he wrote, .is a single whole, in
 4     I, 2,1 |      circumstances of the banquet,. wrote Eusebius (who was inclined
 5     I, 2,4 |            of God. .By such means,. wrote the ~Emperor Constantine
 6     I, 3,1 |       language in which Virgil once wrote .a barbarian and Scythic
 7     I, 3,1 |          longer read what the other wrote, theological misunderstandings ~
 8     I, 3,1 |        century. In 808 Pope Leo III wrote in a letter to Charlemagne
 9     I, 3,2 |           In 867 he took action. He wrote an Encyclical ~Letter to
10     I, 3,2 |         con-~ciliatory attitude and wrote to Pope Leo IX, offering
11     I, 3,2 |          and the porch of Solomon,. wrote Raymond of Argiles, .men
12     I, 3,3 |     infinite and incomprehensible,. wrote John of ~Damascus, .and
13     I, 3,3 |          heavily from Platonism: he wrote of prayer in intellectual ~
14     I, 3,3 |             God from His energies,. wrote Saint ~Basil, .but we do
15     I, 3,3 |            God is not a nature,. he wrote, .for He is above all nature;
16     I, 3,3 |         closed world of Byzantium,. wrote Dom Gregory Dix, .no really
17     I, 3,3 |            on this subject; he also wrote a treatise on the sacraments
18     I, 4,2 |      Monomachos (reigned 1113-1125) wrote in his Testament to his
19     I, 5,1 |             so long triumphant.: so wrote Edward Browne in 1677, soon
20     I, 5,1 |              Every good Christian,. wrote an English resident in the
21     I, 5,2 |            Crusius somewhat naively wrote: .If they wish to take thought
22     I, 5,2 |          Orthodox attitude when he ~wrote in his diary: .God perpetuate
23     I, 6,1 |          love Christ crucified,. he wrote, ..be a ~stranger, unknown,
24     I, 6,2 |             ashamed of our Raskol,. wrote Khomiakov. ..It is worthy
25     I, 6,2 |             authority is so great,. wrote Olearius, visiting Moscow
26     I, 6,3 |          possible books and ideas,. wrote the Slavophil ~Ivan Kireyevsky, .
27     I, 6,3 |    autobiography which Father John ~wrote, My Life in Christ. Like
28     I, 7,9 |          Ecu-~menical Patriarchate, wrote many books as .A Monk of
29    II, 0,11|        which our fathers have set,’ wrote John of Damascus, ‘but~we
30    II, 1,2 |            according to the image,’ wrote John of~Damascus, ‘indicates
31    II, 1,2 |           understanding perfected,’ wrote Irenaeus. ‘It was necessary~
32    II, 1,2 |            according~to His image,’ wrote Gregory Palamas, ‘the word
33    II, 1,2 |              6)) ‘If you are pure,’ wrote Saint Isaac the Syrian (
34    II, 1,5 | characteristics. When Saint Maximus wrote ‘God~and those who are worthy
35    II, 1,5 |         temple~of the Holy Spirit,” wrote Saint Paul (1 Cor. 6:19). “
36    II, 2,1 |          when any one of us falls,’ wrote Khomiakov, ‘he falls alone;
37    II, 2,1 |          Catholic Church,’ Irenaeus wrote~with equal truth ‘where
38    II, 2,2 |       Church is One,~section 1). So wrote Khomiakov in the opening
39    II, 2,2 |             Catholic Church, 6). So wrote Saint Cyprian; and to him
40    II, 2,3 |           necessary in the Church,’ wrote~Dositheus, ‘that without
41    II, 2,3 |           this statement, Khomiakov wrote: ‘The Pope is greatly mistaken
42    II, 2,5 |           and full of pity as God,’ wrote Mark the Monk or Hermit (
43    II, 3,2 |     particularly famous. ‘Nothing,’ wrote Paul of Aleppo during his
44    II, 5,1 |             142). So W. J. Birkbeck wrote of Easter in~pre-Revolutionary
45    II, 6,1 |         modern Russian theologians, wrote in his Catechism:~Question: