Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 1,1  |      but we simply believe any ordinary~thing” (“On the Holy Spirit,”
2 II, 3,2 |       We see, indeed, that our ordinary days have no evening but
3 II, 5,1 |     Misfortune. “Evil,” in our ordinary use of words, is the name
4 II, 6,3 |        before Him. Even in the ordinary relationships~of life, no
5 II, 7,6 |     which is distinct from the ordinary members.~The hierarchy was
6 II, 8,7 |        to serve tables — first ordinary tables, and later~also the
7 II, 8,7 |      be distinguished from the ordinary members of their communities.
8 II, 9,3 |        that is inaccessible to ordinary understanding. All the~more
9 App, 5,1| confirms the conviction of her ordinary members concerning the sanctity