Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|        in a single person. They ~represented different traditions or
2     I, 2,3|          any religious art which represented human beings or God, demanded
3     I, 2,3|        agreed that God cannot be represented in His eternal nature: .
4     I, 3,2|        on returning to Italy ~he represented the whole incident as a
5     I, 6,2| preaching. ~ The reforming group represented much of what was best in
6     I, 6,3|     Russian Orthodoxy is usually represented as a ~time of decline, with
7     I, 6,3|         Ambrose Zertiss-Kamensky represented one type of Russian bishop,
8    II, 6,2|   Constantinople has always been represented~at the conferences. From
9    II, 6,2|        the Iron Curtain were not represented at all. In 1961, however,