Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |         of Me. They require not simply reading, but searching.
 2   1,1,5  |       names but are referred to simply as ~numbers i.e. first,
 3   1,2,2  |          but rather presents it simply as one general picture.
 4   1,Add,9|     external .authorities,. but simply because I cannot find any
 5   1,Add,9|         nature of ~Christ means simply the adequacy and truth of
 6   1,Add,0|       no access to the message, simply because he does not .receive.
 7   1,Add,0|         the past. does not mean simply .passed. or .what had been,.
 8   1,Add,0|         is no more than a book, simply because the Law and the
 9   1,Add,0|        meaning of this message, simply because the Church belongs
10   1,Add,0|        been indeed if we could ~simply overlook or overcome the
11   1,Add,0|        the crucified, we do not simply It apply. an Old Testament
12   1,Add,0|        realized eschatol-~ogy,. simply because the very eschaton
13   1,Add,1|    necessarily a diminutive. It simply denotes a ~.corporate body..
14   1,Add,1| charisma veritatis was actually simply the Apostolic doctrine and
15   1,Add,1|       Rom. 1.3.1)]. And this is simply impossible apart from the
16   1,Add,1|         St. Jerome probably was simply paraphrasing Origen. Out-~
17   1,Add,1|        s catholic preaching and simply cannot be separated from
18   2,5,1  |  Christians, as well as that of simply inquisitive thinkers, striving