Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,1|      two further consequences, ~equally momentous for the later
2     I, 2,2|   Patriarch). But the Canon was equally a challenge to Al-~exandria,
3     I, 2,2|     presides. All bishops share equally in the apostolic ~succession,
4    II, 1,1|       of view, however, this is equally objectionable: ditheism~
5    II, 1,2| cooperation of two unequal, but~equally necessary forces: divine
6    II, 1,3|   victim won the day.~They feel equally at home in that other hymn
7    II, 1,5|         Holy Spirit~of God, can equally well be defined in terms
8    II, 5,2|       prayer for beginners, but equally~a prayer that leads to the
9    II, 6,2|        the Orthodox Church, and equally it has led many Orthodox