Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,1 |         of any eternally existing material but was brought into being
 2 II, 3,2 |           already thinking of the material. But “nothing” is not a “
 3 II, 3,2 |           But “nothing” is not a “material.” However, it is~conditionally
 4 II, 3,5 |         He devised another world, material and visible,~the orderly
 5 II, 3,5 | everything~proves to be gross and material — for only the Divinity
 6 II, 3,5 |         of angels, just as in~the material world, there are various
 7 II, 3,5 |         of His~providence for the material and sensible world. Of this
 8 II, 3,6 |     earthly and the heavenly, the material and the spiritual.4. From
 9 II, 3,6 |          body and from everything material~and composed of elements,
10 II, 3,6 |     opposed to the complexity and material crudeness~of the body; they
11 II, 3,6 |        which everything must seem~material and crude.~The origin of
12 II, 3,6 |          his bodily gaze lies the~material world.~a. The first purpose
13 II, 8,4 |           had before their eyes a material~anointing.~The Holy Fathers
14 II, 8,4 |       myrrh) and no other kind of material was chosen in this case
15 II, 8,5 |          the first Christians the material~for the Mystery of the Eucharist,
16 II, 9,5 |   embroiderer (Ex. 35:30-35).~The material objects made by the skilled
17 II, 9,7 |          and was crucified on the material Cross, the Cross became~
18 Add, 0,3|      precise sense, but comprises material of a moral and edifying
19 Add, 0,7|          will come when the whole material and human world must be
20 Add, 0,7|        world. This renewal~of the material world must be accomplished
21 Add, 0,7|           false teaching that the material world would not~merely be
22 Add, 0,7|         reality which, while not “material” according to our experience~
23 Add, 0,7|         fire, which will not be a material fire such as we are accustomed
24 App, 1  |         it can be supplemented by material for further study; it can
25 App, 2  |        how to use the instructive material~contained in these writings.
26 App, 2  |           gathers and studies the material which is to be found in
27 App, 2  |        sources, systematizes this material, and divides it into appropriate
28 App, 3  |       both with Divinity and with material nature. Thus, man is the