Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|          Council in Jamnia in 90 A.D., the Jews ceased ~to make
 2   1,1,5|         Dometian, probably about A.D. 95 (although parts of it
 3   1,1,5|      completed any earlier than ~A.D. 63, as it refers to St.
 4   1,1,5|         history comes from about A.D. 130 and is known as the
 5   1,1,5|          such. ~ It is not until A.D. 369, with St. Athanasius.
 6   1,5,5|        the Jews in the seventies A.D., when Jerusalem ~was destroyed
 7   2,1,2| structure was not finished until A.D. 64, just six years before
 8   2,1,5|    together in the~third century A.D. in a work known as the Mishnah.
 9   2,1,9|   centuries between 650 B.C. and A.D. 650. Of those which survive
10   2,2,3|       Antioch,~written circa 107 A.D. — all make numerous references
11   2,2,3|    Jerusalem, that is, before 70 A.D. St. John the Theologian
12   2,2,5|         age in approximately 105 A.D., during the reign of Emperor
13   2,3,3|       probably between 55 and 60 A.D. The place of its composition
14   2,5,3|        of Domitian's rule (81-96 A.D.).~Thus, the Apocalypse was
15   2,5,3|         with Emperor Nero (54-68 A.D.) as its~leader, joined the
16   2,5,4|        during the seventh decade A.D.) and the judgment of Nineveh,
17   2,5,5|          Rome~around the year 67 A.D., St. John the Theologian
18   2,5,5|      Asia Minor Churches. In 431 A.D. the Third Ecumenical Council
19   2,5,8|       half years,~from April, 67 A.D., to September, 70 A.D.,
20   2,5,8|        67 A.D., to September, 70 A.D., and ended with the fall