Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,8|   created a unity of dogmatic language; 2) added testimonies of
 2 I, 1,6    |        and “God” in the Greek language — Theos, meaning” He Who
 3 I, 1,18   |      the spirit of the Hebrew language. He would not use a name
 4 I, 2,2    |      and there confound their language.”~Genesis 18:1-3, concerning
 5 I, 2,9    |    was expressed~in the Greek language by the word ousia, and this
 6 I, 2,9    |     construction in the Greek language (a common article for the
 7 II, 3,1   |   help of the most elementary language,~with a vocabulary consisting
 8 II, 6,6   |  members of the Church in the language of~the Divine Services, “
 9 II, 7,5   | itself, nor with any definite language or people.~The Apostolic
10 Add, 0,4  |    significance.~In patristic language it signifies that short
11 Add, 0,7  |   contemporary, rationalistic language usually understands “not