Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,1  |         in the Divinity, but we simply believe any ordinary~thing” (“
 2 I, 1,9  |        he concludes,~“To say it simply, everything that is affirmed
 3 I, 1,16 | begetting”~and “procession” are simply placed in opposition to
 4 I, 1,18 |         from the word of God or simply from reason. It was a little
 5 I, 2,1  | addition, these Persons are not simply forms or isolated manifestations~
 6 I, 2,5  |   proceeds from the Father” are simply a precise transmission of
 7 II, 5,3 |        how” of this matter, but simply state:~“When Adam had transgressed,
 8 II, 8,5 |         Table~we should not see simply the bread and the cup which
 9 Add, 0,4|       heavenly world. It is not simply an “invocation of the saints,”
10 App, 2  |         But there had to be not simply a substitution (of Christian
11 App, 2  |    knowledge.~Therefore one can simply not say that philosophy