Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        be expected to ~place the common needs of others above his
 2   1,2,2  |          of Moses has nothing in common with them in its religious
 3   1,4,2  |           David, yet fair is the common name of the book of psalms:
 4   1,5,5  |          protects them ~from the common fate of the wicked. ~ As
 5   1,5,5  |        the last times, have many common features with the mysterious
 6   1,5,5  |      vision had some features in common with the visions of the
 7   1,Add,1|           Vincent op-~poses the .common. mind of the Church, the
 8   1,Add,1|     XXXIX). Apparently, it was a common device in the polemical ~
 9   1,Add,1|        Ap-~ostolic. This was the common assumption of the Ancient
10   2,1    |       early ages were matters of common~knowledge. They were familiar
11   2,1    | Pharisees being the party of the~common people and the supporters
12   2,1,6  |        not very popular with the common~people.~The Publicans. When
13   2,3,3  |          St. Jude’s concern was “common~salvation” and alarm at
14   2,3,3  |       but they had all things in common.~And with great power the
15   2,4,3  |          credible witnesses, the common voice of the Church attributes
16   2,5,4  |           St. John discloses the common methods of seduction~and
17   2,5,6  |          17) in their hands. The common factor of this~innumerable
18   2,5,9  |          Life”).~Note: there are common traits between the beast
19   2,5,9  |   apocalyptic beast have much in common with the prophet Daniel'