Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,7  |        Himself, who is the Source, Cause, and Creator of all life~
 2 I, 1,7  |           since nothing can be the cause or condition~of the existence
 3 I, 2,7  |           express it, is~shown the Cause of the existence of the
 4 I, 2,7  |          is monos aitios, the sole Cause” of the Son and the Spirit.
 5 II, 3,5 |            only to God, Who is the Cause of their hierarchy. Likewise,
 6 II, 5,1 |         the elements are often the cause of misfortunes and sufferings
 7 II, 5,1 |         and sin as a result of its cause are given to us in the~word
 8 II, 5,1 |           it is not~God Who is the cause of moral evil; rather, it
 9 II, 5,2 |           Peter 2:4).~What was the cause of the fall in the angelic
10 II, 5,2 |            was the tempter and the cause of the fall into sin of~
11 II, 6,6 |          this offered and for what cause? If to the evil one, fie
12 II, 6,8 |            read further: “For this cause was the Gospel preached
13 II, 7,5 | disagreements~among the Churches: “Cause discords to cease in the
14 II, 7,6 |            make priests: “For this cause I left thee in Crete, that~
15 II, 7,6 |           bishop might have~as his cause or predecessor one of the
16 II, 8,1 |           of the Holy Spirit. “The~cause of all preservation lieth
17 II, 8,1 |           by reason of his sin, to cause it to return again through
18 II, 8,5 |          the Lord’s Body. For this cause many are weak and sickly~
19 II, 8,8 |          it; and further: For this cause shall a man leave his father
20 II, 9,5 |            special reverence could cause death (2 Kings [2 Sam.]
21 Add, 0,5|       might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong
22 Add, 0,7| resurrection;” while inwardly, its cause is rooted in the~loss, among
23 Add, 0,7|            in prayer); and another~cause, in certain sects, is to
24 Add, 0,7|           a different place, “will~cause such torment, such sorrow
25 Add, 0,7|          he will thereby have some cause in himself for sorrow and
26 App, 5,4|            1657-63). The immediate cause of this was a thrice-repeated