Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |           Evangelist Matthew. This refers to the chanting of psalms.
 2   1,1,5  |       earlier than ~A.D. 63, as it refers to St. Paul.s imprisonment
 3   1,2,4  |              All that is within me refers to all the capabilities
 4   1,5,5  |       persecu-~tions for the faith refers to the persecutions of Antiochus
 5   1,Add,1|      noticing that Tertullian also refers to these curious centones,
 6   1,Add,1|           way. The term ta mistika refers ~here, obviously, to the
 7   1,Add,1|     infidel. This remark obviously refers to rites and usages. It
 8   2,2,5  |         with St.~Peter. St. Justin refers to it directly as the “written
 9   2,2,5  |            way to Emmaus, where he refers only to Cleopas by name,~
10   2,2,5  |           by~name, he nevertheless refers to himself in his Gospel
11   2,3,3  |         The author of this Epistle refers to himself as “Jude, a bondservant
12   2,5,2  |           author of the Apocalypse refers to himself as John (Rev.
13   2,5,2  |           St. Papias of Hierapolis refers to the writer of the Apocalypse
14   2,5,2  |        Elder,” just as the Apostle refers to himself in his Epistles (
15   2,5,8  |          in the final summation it refers to a spiritual war, and
16   2,5,9  |       Woman in the twelfth chapter~refers to the Virgin Mary. However,
17   2,5,9  |            beast of the Apocalypse refers to both the~antichrist and
18   2,5,0  |          heads of the beast) fell” refers to the first five~Roman
19   2,5,2  | resurrection, to~which the Apostle refers as the “second” resurrection.