Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,5|            Basil has given here a series of examples of the “oral
 2 I, 1,7    | acknowledgement in God of a whole series of essential attributes.~
 3 I, 1,9    |          and Post Nicene Fathers, Series Two, vol.~VII, pp. 324-325.).~
 4 I, 2,1    |          of Christianity. A whole series of the great dogmas of the
 5 I, 2,4    |       Post-Nicene Fathers, Second~Series, vol. VII, p. 328).~
 6 I, 2,7    |          Roman theologians cite a series of passages from Sacred
 7 I, 2,10   | Macedonius was refuted first in a series of local councils and finally
 8 II, 3,1   |         the world,~there follow a series of direct conclusions about
 9 II, 4,1   |         its creation; it is not a series of private intrusions~of
10 II, 5,3   |     because upon it rests a whole series of other dogmas.~The word
11 II, 5,3   |          not to deny that a whole series of passions and sinful inclinations~
12 II, 6,6   |       Post-Nicene Fathers, Second Series, vol. 7, p. 431).In this
13 II, 7,6   |          churches, and reveal~the series of their bishops who might
14 II, 8,2   |          in~the Church’s life the series of special and most important
15 II, 8,2   |         grace-given ministry, the~series of sacred rites, gradually
16 II, 8,3   |         In the first place in the series of Mysteries of the Holy
17 II, 8,9   |        Pope Innocent I~answered a series of questions concerning
18 Add, 0,3  |      critical approach to a whole series of our Church beliefs has
19 Add, 0,6  |    Himself, together with a whole series of details regarding it (
20 App, 1    |       expressions.)~Thus, a whole series of new concepts began to
21 App, 3    |    Unfortunately, he made a whole series of direct deviations from
22 App, 3    |        his successors.~Here are a series of points in Soloviev's
23 App, 3    |          is the highest link in a series of theophanies, and He~crowns