Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,3|         covering the filioque, Purgatory, azymes, and the Papal claims; ~
2     I, 3,3| accepted the Roman teaching on Purgatory (as a point of dispute between
3     I, 5,2|       Insti-~tution) and about Purgatory. Even in its revised form
4     I, 5,2|       to the Roman doctrine of Purgatory, without actually ~using
5     I, 5,2|       actually ~using the word Purgatory itself. On the whole, however,
6    II, 2,4|     Roman Catholic~doctrine of Purgatory, or something very close
7    II, 2,4|       Roman teaching, souls in~Purgatory undergo expiatory suffering,
8    II, 2,4| rejected the Roman teaching~on Purgatory. The statements on the departed
9    II, 2,4| theologians reject the idea of Purgatory, at any rate in this~form.