Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,2  |     a world view.~But if it remained only a world view, its power
 2 I, 1,16 |  Divinity of the Son of God remained after the Incarnation the
 3 II, 5,3 |     soul, and he~could have remained immortal also in body if
 4 II, 5,3 |    s grace, after which man remained in his “natural” condition,
 5 II, 6,3 |  and~was not destroyed, but remained whole and operative. The
 6 II, 6,3 | after~the union the natures remained unmingled and their properties
 7 II, 6,6 |   Latin theology and~it has remained so up to the present time.
 8 II, 6,8 |     same time that His body remained in the grave. He preached
 9 II, 8,7 |      the bishops. So it~has remained up to our days. Among the
10 II, 9,6 |  death states that “of what remained~from his body (he was torn
11 II, 9,7 |     considering that it~has remained what it was, an instrument
12 Add, 0,3| Orthodoxy”; and thus it has~remained until now. This interaction
13 App, 5,2|    portion of the hierarchs~remained local saints of the individual
14 App, 5,2| itself, the previous decree remained in force, viz. the celebration
15 App, 5,5| were not uncovered and~have remained until the present day beneath
16 App, 5,6|     of the post-Petrine era remained faithful~to the customs