Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  | everywhere, always, and to ~their full extent. This is clear from
 2   1,2,2  |        practices in commerce . “a full and just weight you shall
 3   1,2,2  |          weight you shall have, a full~and just measure you shall
 4   1,2,4  |          the morning bread to the full” (Exod. 16:8). Flocks of
 5   1,2,4  |       symbols ~and allusions, the full meanings of which are beyond
 6   1,3,4  |          16). His life, which was full of adventure, his marriage
 7   1,3,5  |         wrote a remark-~able book full of prophesies about the
 8   1,3,0  |        the books of Maccabees are full of accounts of courage and ~
 9   1,4,3  |           The book of Proverbs is full of practical teaching on
10   1,4,7  |      convenient for me: Lest I be full,~and deny thee, and say,
11   1,5,5  |            down; for the press is full, the fats overflow; for
12   1,Add,6|    eternal and absolute ~word are full of God, Divine Truth, Eternity,
13   1,Add,7|          that is supernatural and full of grace; and this is ~what
14   1,Add,0|           its genuine reality and full mean-~ing. There are no
15   1,Add,0|          historical datum in its ~full depth, in its full and ultimate
16   1,Add,0|           its ~full depth, in its full and ultimate reality. The
17   1,Add,0|         their mission to keep the full record of all that Jesus
18   1,Add,0|           the very ~truth and the full meaning of this message,
19   1,Add,0|      mighty interventions, and in full it has been revealed in
20   1,Add,0|     scholars. The ~Church was, in full sobriety, historically minded.
21   1,Add,0|       also as a prophetical book, full of hints, ~pointing to the
22   1,Add,1|          point St. Vincent was in full agreement with the established
23   1,Add,1|       used the same argument. The full development of this argument
24   1,Add,1|     Fourth century ~and later, in full agreement with the teaching
25   2,1    |          for his oppressed people~full freedom from the Greeks,
26   2,2,3  |           Church’s Fathers), give full support to the conviction
27   2,2,5  |     loving Jesus Christ, John was full of indignation against those
28   2,3,3  |    knowledge gives the individual full~freedom and the right to
29   2,3,3  |         gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy and good fruits,
30   2,4,3  |          in his Epistles, being a full reflection of his life,~
31   2,5,9  |         the noisy towns that were full of temptations. In remote
32   2,5,9  |          beasts. Each one here is full of his own selfish plans: