Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6  | translation (Vulgate).~ Up to the fourth century of our era, among
 2   1,2,4  |        sun, moon and stars on the fourth .day,. following the appearance
 3   1,4,1  |         and love. Having seen the fourth gen-~eration of his offspring,
 4   1,5,5  |        had a wife who died in the fourth year ~of his prophetic ministration
 5   1,5,5  |          of royal descent. In the fourth year of the ~reign of Jehoiakim,
 6   1,Add,1|      still a burning issue in the Fourth century, ~in the contest
 7   1,Add,1|   situation did not change in the Fourth century. The dispute with
 8   1,Add,1|    discipline of secrecy]. In the fourth century this .discipline.
 9   1,Add,1|            in the practice of the Fourth century, the Creed (and
10   1,Add,1|    position of the Fathers in the Fourth century ~and later, in full
11   2,1,5  |        Mishnah. By the end of the fourth century it had~been enlarged
12   2,2,5  |     content. In this respect, the fourth Gospel, that of~John, remains
13   2,2,5  |         that the objective of the fourth Gospel was to supplement
14   2,2,5  |     before Passover. Prior to the fourth Passover of His public~ministry,
15   2,3,2  |            Ap. Paul performed his~fourth missionary journey by travelling
16   2,4,3  |          freedom and he~took on a fourth missionary journey, which
17   2,5,3  |           at the~beginning of the fourth century) informs us that
18   2,5,4  |           and so on. Finally, the~fourth sees the Apocalypse only
19   2,5,5  |           the~Apostle Paul in the fourth decade of the first century.
20   2,5,6  |         St. John describes in the fourth and fifth chapters of the~
21   2,5,9  | flourished~in the East during the fourth through the seventh centuries,
22   2,5,9  |       empires (Daniel ch. 7). The fourth beast referred to the Roman