Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |         until A.D. 369, with St. Athanasius.s .Festal Epistle. for that
 2   1,1,5  |      five years earlier than St. Athanasius. Epistle, however, the Council
 3   1,Add,9|       risk a suggestion that St. Athanasius and St. Augustine are much
 4   1,Add,1| théologie (Paris, 1960)]. ~ ~St. Athanasius and the “Scope of Faith.”~
 5   1,Add,1|         a creature. In reply St. Athanasius invoked the .rule of faith..
 6   1,Add,1|          c. Arian. III. 35). St. Athanasius contended that the .correct.
 7   1,Add,1|           in the language of St. Athanasius, a close equivalent ~of
 8   1,Add,1|        it all time in ~mind. St. Athanasius could well be acquainted
 9   1,Add,1|       skopos in the idiom of St. Athanasius ~as .the general drift.
10   1,Add,1|        has rightly observed, St. Athanasius regarded the ~.rule of faith.
11   1,Add,1|          Select Treatises of St. Athanasius, freely ~translated by J.
12   1,Add,1|         the Arian arguments, St. Athanasius would summarize the basic
13   1,Add,1|        exegetical manner of ~St. Athanasius: ~ ~Against the favorite
14   1,Add,1|         not the intention of St. Athanasius himself. For him it represents
15   1,Add,1|           and, in principle, St. Athanasius admitted the sufficiency
16   1,Add,1|        preaching in epitome. St. Athanasius writes to Bishop Serapion: ~.
17   1,Add,1|     highly characteristic of St. Athanasius. The ~three terms in the
18   1,Add,1|          epistle to Serapion St. Athanasius returns once more to the
19   1,Add,1|          33). On an occasion St. Athanasius de-~noted the Scripture
20   1,Add,1|         of St. Irenaeus and St. ~Athanasius. In the similar way Tradition,
21   2,5,2  |        Basil the Great, Hillary, Athanasius the Great, Gregory the~Theologian,