Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 1  |   and in this way they all freely achieve a .common mind.. ~
2     I, 2,3|  was able to work the more freely be-~cause he dwelt in Moslem
3     I, 6,2| and like the Possessors he freely invoked the help of the ~
4     I, 7,6|   whom the poor and simple freely confide, calling daily in
5    II, 2,1|  bishops assembled council freely reach a common mind under
6    II, 2,4| the grace of God, then God freely forgives him all~his sins
7    II, 2,4| His Mother should bear Him freely and~with her full consent’ (
8    II, 3,2|   can come and go far~more freely, and nobody is greatly surprised
9    II, 6,3|   is able to function more freely, perhaps~western experience