bold = Main text
  Book, Paragraph                                 grey = Comment text

1   2, 49     |         because of the hidden and unknown properties of these,—they
2   2, 50     |        about every thing that was unknown: but not even one of the
3   2, 65(121)| comprehensive government—a peace, unknown to it before. So also here,
4   3, 55     |          would then have remained unknown, and unprofitable to man.
5   4, 5(6)   |  Catholics, that Christianity was unknown in Britain until Austin
6   4, 29     |        this very time, -- was not unknown to Him : for He taught,
7   4, 34     |          Nevertheless, it was not unknown to Him that this should
8   5, 45     |          of doctrines (till then) unknown ? The Book of the Acts of
9   5, 49     |            nor in those which are unknown, but rather in the greatest