Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,2  |      which is the kind of belief usually encountered in life.~
 2 I, 1,10 |          this concept is applied usually to the one unoriginal nature,~
 3 I, 1,10 |       which is why it~is applied usually only to the Worshipful and
 4 I, 2,5  |    expressions,~of the Son it is usually said, in the past tense,
 5 I, 2,5  |   However, the Holy Fathers~more usually use the expression of the
 6 I, 2,10 |         the Son of God, this was usually accompanied by a lessening
 7 II, 3,2 |        non-being, as the Fathers usually express themselves, since
 8 II, 3,5 |        of the~ranks of angels is usually limited in the teaching
 9 II, 3,6 |      faith in God within himself usually ceases to believe in the~
10 II, 5,3 |       sin. The misunderstandings usually occur either from the desire
11 II, 5,3 |         to express this concept, usually translated “original sin”
12 II, 6,6 |    expressed in Sacred Scripture usually in the same terminology,~
13 II, 6,6 |       Cross and Resurrection are usually expressed by the~Apostles,
14 II, 7,2 |           in~what sequence these usually occur, what hindrances must
15 II, 7,4 |         expressed love, and love usually joins and binds~things which
16 II, 8,3 |    family the parents themselves usually teach their children the
17 II, 8,4 |         Chrismation is performed usually immediately after the Mystery
18 II, 8,5 |          of the Apostles). Artos usually signifies wheat bread which
19 II, 8,5 | Eucharist, as is well known, was usually taken from the offerings
20 II, 8,9 |        The Mystery~of Unction is usually preceded by Confession and
21 II, 8,9 |    preceded by Confession and is usually concluded with the Mystery
22 II, 8,9 |        of Unction (In this~rite, usually performed in the evening
23 II, 8,9 | administered to the dying, which usually include Confession, Holy
24 II, 9,1 |        councils, but the canons, usually composed of nine canticles
25 II, 9,2 |          And indeed, such people usually do not leave behind them
26 II, 0,2 | Departure of the Soul,” which is usually printed in the Sequential
27 II, 0,2 |        the Fathers of the Church usually refer to the condition after
28 Add, 0,7|           rationalistic language usually understands “not real, no~
29 App, 5,3|         removal~of the relics is usually one of the first sacred
30 App, 5,4|        over the place of burial;~usually this “cenotaph” was an empty
31 App, 5,6|       his tomb. Glorification is usually an expression~of the voice
32 App, 5,6|       period of several decades (usually fifty~years from the date