Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 1  |     church, sur-~rounded by his flock, Ignatius of Antioch.s idea
2     I, 6,3|        praying with and for his flock. He had an intense awareness ~
3     I, 7,6| accessible figure with whom his flock can have personal contact,
4    II, 2,2|         with the members of his flock. The~act of communion therefore
5    II, 2,3|        to guide and to rule the flock committed to his charge;
6    II, 2,3|      tyrant but a father to his flock. The Orthodox attitude to
7    II, 2,3|       united to the bishop, the flock clinging to its shepherd.
8    II, 2,3|      between the bishop and his flock is a mutual one. The bishop
9    II, 6,2|       Persia, together with his flock, was received~into communion