Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7 |  Evangelists, in nearly the same detail. John is the only one that
 2 2, 1   |          Matthew having the most detail of this event had recorded
 3 2, 1,1 |          and Mark relate this in detail, while Saint Mark mentions
 4 4, 1,12|       Luke — who relates in more detail - states that he was even
 5 5, 0,30|          dead. Saint Mark adds a detail taken from Peter’s own words,
 6 5, 0,31|         bring up some additional detail. When the youth was brought
 7 5, 0,38|      works there are narrated in detail by the first three Evangelists.
 8 5, 0,44|          and with that, in great detail. In seeing the man — known
 9 5, 0,66|         of the parable in minute detail.” Only the basic thought
10 5, 0,79|          this miracle with great detail, even pointing out the name
11 5, 0,82|         be removed. The outlined detail of this event attests to
12 6, 2,1 |         is sectional and in more detail than that by Saint Matthew.
13 6, 2,9 |        to the last insignificant detail, while themselves not lifting
14 6, 4,1 |        of this supper with equal detail. Apart from that, the expressions
15 6, 4,1 |          do not describe this in detail, because their main attention
16 6, 4,2 |        is narrated in quite some detail by Evangelist John alone —
17 6, 4,3 |     which Saint John narrates in detail, adding to that which had
18 6, 4,4 |         event in nearly the same detail. The Lord “took” the bread,
19 6, 6,3 |     Evangelist John has the most detail on Pilate’s trial. He narrates
20 6, 6,3 |          enemies were obliged to detail their accusations against
21 7, 0,5 |       All of this is narrated in detail by the first three Evangelists (
22 7, 0,8 |        to describe this event in detail, the other one being Cleopas,
23 7, 0,9 |      John, narrate about this in detail, complementing one another
24 7, 0,12| everything was to be recorded in detail, “I suppose that even the