Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,10 |      for time is only a form of limited being, changeable~being.
 2 I, 1,11 |         God extends not to some limited region in~the world, which
 3 I, 1,11 |       characteristic of love in limited beings, but to the whole
 4 I, 1,16 |        kind of process; for our limited minds, “begetting”~and “
 5 I, 1,18 |         other words, a divinity limited~by another being loses his
 6 I, 2,1  |      the most difficult for the limited human mind to grasp. This
 7 I, 2,8  |        detached from everything limited and finite (the very word~“
 8 II, 3,5 |      ranks of angels is usually limited in the teaching of the Church
 9 II, 3,6 |         is capable of being not limited~only to earthly, animal
10 II, 3,6 |   majesty of these~sensible and limited bodies let us make a conclusion
11 II, 4,1 |       activity, even~though our limited minds receive this activity
12 II, 4,2 |         same time it was a mind limited and~untested by the experience
13 II, 4,2 |        powers of man were, as a limited creature he required~even
14 II, 7,5 |    replies: “Because she is not limited to any place, nor~time,
15 II, 7,5 |          50).~The Church is not limited by place. It embraces in
16 II, 7,5 |       when it was composed of a limited number of communities,~and
17 II, 7,5 |    Jerusalem.~The Church is not limited by time: it is foreordained
18 II, 7,5 | confessions on one level is not~limited to Christianity; on this
19 Add, 0,3|        under their feet.~In the limited conditions of our life we
20 Add, 0,7|         with His saints and~the limited power of the devil is now.~
21 App, 2  |     dogmatic theology in a very~limited way. This is not only because
22 App, 2  |      sacred Scripture in such a limited~form (and, with regard to
23 App, 5,1|     majority of the departed is limited,~comparatively, to the narrow
24 App, 5,4|      those whose veneration was limited virtually by the boundaries