Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|         pressed too far, could lead to heresy, but the Church
2     I, 3,1|     political estrangement can lead only too easily to ~ecclesiastical
3     I, 3,2|     termed an ~age of iron and lead in the history of the Papacy.
4     I, 4  |     his desire to save us ~and lead us to reason. (Hilarion,
5     I, 6,1| worship . these things were to lead to trouble in the next century. ~
6    II, 1,3|      sense of Resurrection joy lead Orthodoxy to minimize the
7    II, 3,2|      informality, while it can lead at times to irreverence,
8    II, 4,3|       Litanies of the Faithful lead up to the Great Entrance,
9    II, 6,2| hopeful~and the most likely to lead to concrete results in the