Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,7  |            definition” derives from the Latin finis,~“limit.”) and signifies,
 2 I, 2,3  |                present only in Western, Latin manuscripts).~In addition,
 3 I, 2,7  |             Spirit~was distorted in the Latin Church by the creation of
 4 I, 2,7  |                 ninth century, and~when Latin missionaries came to the
 5 I, 2,7  |            Orthodox became sharper, the Latin dogma~became increasingly
 6 I, 2,7  |              from the Roman Church.~The Latin dogma of the Filioque is
 7 I, 2,7  |                 implicite). However, in Latin dogmatic~works, intended
 8 I, 2,7  |                 the officially approved Latin dogmatic work~of the doctor
 9 I, 2,7  |            edition, 1916).~However, the Latin dogma agrees neither with
10 II, 5,3 |              that all~have sinned.” The Latin translation of the latter
11 II, 6,3 |               Councils, p.~314).~On the Latin cult of the “Heart of Jesus.”~
12 II, 6,4 |               deduction was made by the Latin~theologians. They called
13 II, 6,4 |              Church does not accept the Latin system of arguments concerning
14 II, 6,6 |              such a view is the special Latin teaching on original sin:
15 II, 6,6 |              became the reigning one in Latin theology and~it has remained
16 II, 8,2 |            Orthodox East; “sacraments” (Latin sacramenta), the term used
17 II, 8,2 |       sacramenta), the term used in the Latin West. Since the~latter term
18 II, 8,2 |             tends to be regarded in the Latin West. Most commonly, it
19 II, 8,5 | transubstantiation”~comes from medieval Latin scholasticism following
20 II, 8,5 |             This is not observed in the Latin church, where~laymen are
21 II, 8,5 |                was~also violated by the Latin church in the second millenium.).~
22 II, 8,7 |           abuses of their rights by the Latin clergy at the end ofthe
23 II, 9,6 |               in Greek, ta leipsana; in Latin, reliquiae, both meaning
24 App, 5,1|               of the terminology of the Latin Church and is not employed