Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |       resplendently in the 11th-12th centuries, before the Tatar invasion (
 2   1,1,5  |            of the Church for several centuries ~in which it was not accepted
 3   1,1,5  |              in the second and third centuries, by various heretics, who
 4   1,1,5  |             in the world through the centuries, found it necessary to produce
 5   1,1,7  |             Church during those same centuries (and subsequent ones ~as
 6   1,2,4  |         lived and prospered for four centuries, till “there arose a new
 7   1,2,4  |              Eastern Church in later centuries has been to create two-~
 8   1,3,1  |           Jewish nation spanned many centuries and ~took place in several
 9   1,3,2  |            Jeremiah and Daniel. ~ As centuries passed, the Jews developed
10   1,4,2  |            being composed for over 8 centuries, starting with Moses (1500
11   1,4,2  |              the Church of the early centuries often used Psalter for ~
12   1,4,6  |           Wisdom was pro-~duced many centuries after the death of Solomon.
13   1,5,1  |              events, divided by many centuries, yet akin in ~spirit. Such
14   1,5,2  |              military ~power. In two centuries, the Assyrian Empire spread
15   1,5,3  |            spiritual qualities. ~ As centuries passed, an image of a true
16   1,5,5  |            lived between 9th and 6th centuries B.C.: Joel, Jonah, Amos,
17   1,5,5  |      combined events divided by many centuries but similar ~from religious
18   1,5,5  |           Manasseh (6th through 4th ~centuries B.C.), were the religious
19   1,Add,1|          Succession in the first two centuries of the Church (London, 1953),
20   2,1    |         Greeks.~The Roman Epoch. For centuries the power of the Romans
21   2,1    |    Zerubbabel’s temple, erected five centuries~before, with the magnificent
22   2,1,9  |             more recent, for the few~centuries since the coming of Christ
23   2,1,9  |         lived in the sixth and~fifth centuries before Christ. The years
24   2,1,9  |          commonly placed in the same centuries. Zarathustra, or, to give
25   2,1,9  |           have been~older by several centuries. Only Manichæism and Islam
26   2,1,9  |           into being in~the thirteen centuries between 650 B.C. and A.D.
27   2,1,9  |              years ago.~Not for five centuries have important gains been
28   2,1,9  |         Annam, Korea, and Japan many centuries ago, and at present it is
29   2,1,9  |         process completed about four centuries ago, and in the~present
30   2,1,9  | comparatively brief span of thirteen centuries may lend support. The~grouping
31   2,1,0  |             the past four and a half centuries the Occident and its~culture
32   2,1,0  |           that during its first five centuries Christianity won the~professed
33   2,1,0  |             Persian Empire which for centuries fought Rome to a stalemate.~
34   2,1,0  |             states-In its first five centuries neither China nor America
35   2,1,0  |           until after its first five centuries were passed. It is against
36   2,1,0  |         Christianity. In its initial centuries the geographic~scope of
37   2,1,1  |          associated with Persia,~for centuries one of the mightiest empires
38   2,1,1  |         until, after more than three centuries, it had, through its first~
39   2,2,2  |          scholars of the~2nd and 3rd centuries such as Origen; Isihi, the
40   2,2,2  |           speaking churches for many centuries, known presently as~the
41   2,2,4  |            writings during the first~centuries which referred to themselves
42   2,5,2  |              of the second and third centuries quote from the Apocalypse,
43   2,5,3  |           writers of the first~three centuries concur in the designation
44   2,5,4  |               During the past twenty centuries, there has been a multitude
45   2,5,4  |           one from the other by many centuries and even by~millennia, merge
46   2,5,5  |              the Church in the early centuries of Christianity. The syncretic
47   2,5,9  |            Christians from the first centuries onward had already literally
48   2,5,9  |           fourth through the seventh centuries, when in the desert regions
49   2,5,9  |           Apostles. During the early~centuries of Christianity, heretics