Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |     to in the Acts, he wrote letters of encouragement to various
 2 1,6 |    martyrdom, he wrote seven letters to Christian communities,
 3 1,8 | defense of Orthodoxy and his letters after the Council were largely
 4 3,0 |    as to represent the Greek letters IC and XC — the first and
 5 10  |    Apostles; 3) Epistles (or Letters) of which there are twenty-one,
 6 10,1|   for each of the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet —
 7 10,2|      parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) Two letters from the Jews of Jerusalem
 8 10,3|      the first of St. Paul's letters, written from Corinth about
 9 11,1| These are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, signifying
10 11,1|    monogram of the first two letters X and P of the Greek word
11 11,1|     They are the first three letters of the Greek word for Jesus.
12 11,1|      consists of the initial letters of the Greek words for Jesus
13 11,1|  Christ, the lines above the letters indicating that the words
14 11,1|   words are abbreviated. The letters NIKA are translated victor
15 11,1|        These are the initial letters for the Latin inscription
16 11,2|      symbols for Christ. The letters of the Greek word for fish,
17 11,2|       also signify the first letters of each word of the phrase “