Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,5 |       living, and how many have died within the last hundred
 2 II, 3,6 |        Testament righteous ones died~not in the land of his ancestors
 3 II, 3,6 |         our close ones who have died, as well as a belief in
 4 II, 6,3 |     these kinds of error, which died out in the history of the
 5 II, 6,4 | Therefore, if the Mother of God died, then, in the view of the
 6 II, 6,6 |    strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly. For~scarcely
 7 II, 6,6 |        were~yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom. 5:5-8).~And
 8 II, 6,6 |     world” (1 John 2:2).“Christ died for all, that they which
 9 II, 6,6 |  themselves, but~unto Him which died for them, and rose again” (
10 II, 9,2 |       all its children who~have died with true repentance. Praying
11 II, 9,2 |         to this end~Christ both died and rose, and revived, that
12 II, 9,2 |        Those, however, who have died with unrepented sins, outside
13 II, 9,2 |   prayers for the dead~who have died in impiety and without repentance,
14 II, 9,3 |   church prays for all who have died in the faith, and asks forgiveness
15 II, 9,6 |        Nectarios of Pentapolis (died 1920) were incorrupt for
16 Add, 0,4|        As for children who have died, he places in their~mouths
17 Add, 0,5|     Enoch and Elijah, who never died but were carried up alive
18 App, 2  |      Greek philosophy gradually died out in Patristic writings.~