Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |   confess our ignorance is the best knowledge” (Sixth Catechetical
 2 I, 2,4  |        for this~dogma as could best protect the dogma of the
 3 I, 2,4  |        rest. Finally, it seems best to me to let the images
 4 I, 2,4  |    persuade others also to the best of my power to worship Father,~
 5 I, 2,7  |      Rome of its own dogma. At best, it is only a disguise forthe
 6 II, 3,4 | Blessed~Augustine replies, “My best answer is: I do not know.”
 7 II, 3,6 |   epochs of human history, the best minds,~reflecting deeply
 8 II, 4,1 |   ourselves often see that the~best teachers and upbringers
 9 II, 5,3 |       serpent as corresponding best to his sneaky, cunning,
10 II, 6,2 |    could~have been said by the best part of mankind; it had
11 II, 6,2 |       readiness of many of the best people in the pagan world
12 II, 6,2 |     and corruption;~• when the best, although smallest, part
13 II, 6,4 |       Mary was prepared by the best part of mankind as a worthy
14 II, 6,6 |  Mankind, in the person of its best representatives, acknowledged
15 II, 6,6 |      giving over to God of the best part of what was in~man’
16 II, 7,1 |        the Church of Christ is~best explained by the Biblical
17 II, 9,7 |      the martyr’s death of her best servants — what one contemporary~
18 App, 5,2|        could do as they deemed best.~Satisfied by this apologia,