Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,15 |        given to us to understand fully the nature of God” (St.
 2 II, 3,6 | individual man originates is not fully revealed in the word of
 3 II, 6,3 |       the truth of the Saviour’s fully human nature, the Holy Fathers
 4 II, 6,7 |     which is presented much more fully and elevatedly than in the
 5 II, 9,3 |  invocation of the saints, being fully~convinced that they intercede
 6 Add, 0,3|         unfortunately are unable fully to react to statements or
 7 Add, 0,7|        incapable~of representing fully with our imagination, since
 8 Add, 0,7|          future form; nor can we fully understand them with our
 9 App, 1  |    concepts; it can respond~more fully or more timidly to heresies,
10 App, 5,5|      Synodal~period, as has been fully and exactly noted.~In the