Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |      problems specific of the 20th century, but ~a never-ending conflict
 2   1,1,4  |           consonants. ~ In the 5th century, the division of sentences
 3   1,1,4  |        Only at the end of the 15th century did Arch-~bishop Gennadius
 4   1,1,4  |            at the ~end of the 16th century and known as the Ostrog
 5   1,1,6  |        Vulgate).~ Up to the fourth century of our era, among the several
 6   1,1,6  |           of the Church in the 4th Century . published his translation
 7   1,1,6  |        interpretation. In the 14th Century, the Council of Trent ~established
 8   1,1,6  |           translation.~ In the 9th century, Moravian Prince Rostislav,
 9   1,1,6  |            in 1522-32. ~In the 8th century, Bede the Venerable was
10   1,2,2  |           sometime in the mid 15th century BC. At that time the Pharaoh
11   1,2,2  |           to the midst of the 15th century BC. ~ ~Leviticus.~ The Greek
12   1,2,2  |        Egypt” (Deut. 10:19). ~ For century after century, the Jewish
13   1,2,2  |           19). ~ For century after century, the Jewish rabbis and sages
14   1,2,4  |           in the middle of the 15 ~century BC (some say that he was
15   1,2,4  |            Rameses II, in the 13th century BC . the greatest ~builder
16   1,2,4  |            world. Only in the 20th century, thanks to advances in astronomy, ~
17   1,2,4  |            of the beginning of our century often made light of the
18   1,3,5  |           Accadian records of 14th century B.C. (correspondence ~of
19   1,4,3  |          of ~the Bible made in 3rd century BC) call it Paremia, and
20   1,4,6  |            and customs of the ~3rd century BC. The theme of the book
21   1,5,5  |         the second half of the 8th century before Christ in Nineveh,
22   1,5,5  |          the first half of the 8th century B.C. ~Generously endowed
23   1,5,5  |          ministration in early 7th century B.C. ~ In his three-chapter
24   1,5,5  |    forgotten and only in the ~19th century the place was found during
25   1,5,5  |   Antiochus Epiphanes in the third century before Christ and the perse-~
26   1,Add,1|        burning issue in the Fourth century, ~in the contest of the
27   1,Add,1|          it has been in the Second century, in the ~struggle against
28   1,Add,1| interpretation? Now, in the Second century the term .Scriptures. denoted
29   1,Add,1|           not change in the Fourth century. The dispute with the Arians
30   1,Add,1|          by the end of the Second ~century. The Worship of the Church
31   1,Add,1|            secrecy]. In the fourth century this .discipline. was in
32   1,Add,1|         the practice of the Fourth century, the Creed (and also the
33   1,Add,1|          the Fathers in the Fourth century ~and later, in full agreement
34   2,1,5  |     gathered together in the~third century A.D. in a work known as
35   2,1,5  |           By the end of the fourth century it had~been enlarged with
36   2,1,6  |         who lived during the first century. These people are not~mentioned
37   2,1,9  |            ago, and in the~present century has pushed its frontiers
38   2,1,9  |           in Europe in the present century might well appear to foreshadow
39   2,1,9  |   geographic extension in the past century and a half.~As the twentieth
40   2,1,9  |           a half.~As the twentieth century advances, and in spite of
41   2,1,1  |          to the Arabs and within a century of its origin was supported
42   2,2,2  |         appeared~only in the ninth century, together with spacing between
43   2,2,2  |         printing press in the 15th century. The present~separations
44   2,2,2  |          Cardinal Hugo in the 13th century, and the separation~into
45   2,2,2  |         Robert Stephen in the 16th century.~Through its learned bishops
46   2,2,2  |          first quarter of the 16th century there appeared two publications~
47   2,2,2  |             By the end of the last century, the~scholar Tischendorf
48   2,2,2  |         the second half of the 9th century, the Sacred~Books of the
49   2,2,2  |         the first half of the 19th century.~English Translations. Despite
50   2,2,2  |           it is not until the 16th century that the history of~the
51   2,2,3  |           second half~of the first century. This is evident from the
52   2,2,3  |           the middle of the second century, and~especially the epistles
53   2,2,3  |        indeed~written in the first century.~Through many inferences,
54   2,2,3  |            at the end of the first century — late in life, when he
55   2,2,4  |             Beginning with the 5th century, Christian art represents
56   2,2,5  |        Greece). During the mid-4th century his holy relics and those
57   2,2,5  |           the beginning of the 3rd century), Theophilus was a rich~
58   2,2,5  |       around the middle of the 3rd century.~It is clear that the objective
59   2,3,2  |            the works of the second century writers – St.~Irenaeus of
60   2,3,3  |     Eusebius (beginning of the 4th century AD). The Catholic Epistles
61   2,3,3  |          and at the end of the 1st century, wrote his Gospel and 3
62   2,3,3  |           the beginning of the 2nd century died a somewhat~mysterious
63   2,3,3  |      Ephesus at the~end of the 1st century.~It was written for the
64   2,4,5  |            Christians of the first~century, Apostle Paul’s Epistles
65   2,5,3  |        toward the end of the first century.~For example, St. Irenaeus
66   2,5,3  |            beginning of the fourth century) informs us that pagan writers
67   2,5,3  |            at the end of the first century, when each of the seven~
68   2,5,3  |            the middle of the first century, Rome, with Emperor Nero (
69   2,5,3  |          From~the end of the first century, the persecution of Christians
70   2,5,4  |        earth. Already in the first century, some Christians, interpreting~
71   2,5,4  |     historical events of the first century: persecution of the Christians
72   2,5,5  |         fourth decade of the first century. After St. Paul's martyric
73   2,5,5  |         the beginning of the first century, several Gnostic sects flourished
74   2,5,0  |            antichrist of the first century. However, the symbolism