Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, B,2|        Dogmatic Theology, in two parts), by~Bishop Sylvester, rector
 2 Intro, B,2|         Dogmatic Theology in~two parts), and by Archpriest P. Svietlov (
 3 Intro, C,2|        is divided into two basic parts: into the teaching 1) about~
 4 I, 1,15   |      mane abode in the uttermost parts of the sea, even He shall~
 5 II, 3,5   |        of them embrace different parts of the world, or are appointed~
 6 II, 3,6   |        up one of the fundamental parts of Christian faith itself.~
 7 II, 3,6   |    nature of man consists of two parts.~This same idea of the spirit
 8 II, 3,6   |        that man's nature has two parts: body and soul (Sts.~Cyril
 9 II, 3,6   |        there are three composite parts in a man: the body, the
10 II, 6,2   |   various countries of the three~parts of the old world towards
11 II, 6,3   |        Him as a whole and not to parts of His Being; it must be
12 II, 6,3   |          say this concerning the parts of His bodily nature.~There
13 II, 6,8   |   descended first into the lower parts of the earth? He that~descended
14 II, 7,4   |         also over its elementary~parts, just as a general who has
15 II, 7,4   |         say. The martyrs are our~parts and members. But, 'whether
16 II, 7,4   |          the bond with the other~parts: for then especially are
17 II, 7,5   |          the Turkish Sultan, the parts of the Greek Church in Greece
18 II, 7,5   | dictation of the atheist rulers. Parts of the~Church in Russia (
19 II, 7,6   |         God However, just as the parts of the body have different
20 II, 9,2   |        for them~from the deepest parts of hell, and no transference
21 II, 9,6   |        circus), only the firmest parts were takenaway to Antioch