Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |        which the two natures are clearly distinguished. In their
 2     I, 3,1 |      civilizations first becomes clearly ~apparent. ~ The Byzantines
 3     I, 3,2 |    Constantinople. ~ The dispute clearly involved the Papal claims.
 4     I, 7,1 |         to enter Zographou: but ~clearly recruitment on a far vaster
 5     I, 7,6 |       nec-~essary: today priests clearly need a more specialized
 6    II, 0,11|        them to see more and more clearly what is essential~in their
 7    II, 1,2 |   dynamic conception of Irenaeus clearly fits more~easily with modern
 8    II, 2,1 |     where this point is put very clearly). Saint Ephraim of~Syria
 9    II, 2,3 |         historical experience it clearly appears that the voice of
10    II, 2,4 |          the distinction is very clearly marked:~there is a special
11    II, 2,4 |          of the Mother of God is clearly and unambiguously affirmed
12    II, 2,5 |        Last Judgment and Hell is clearly expressed in the choice~
13    II, 4,3 |       and Eucharist alike have a clearly marked climax: in the Synaxis,
14    II, 4,3 | Orthodoxy in the whole matter is clearly summed up in the~Longer
15    II, 4,3 |   Orthodox teaching is set forth clearly in the text of the Liturgy
16    II, 4,4 |     arrangement emphasizes, more~clearly than does the western system,
17    II, 4,6 |          well.~One point must be clearly understood: from the point