Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 int,   0, 2|     every nation, and by these means provide, as it were, food
 2 int,   3, 2|      embraced whole peoples by means of united efforts and plans. ~
 3 int,   3, 4|    oppose it by every possible means. They are, as you know,
 4  1,   2, 2 |       treasures of his mind by means of symbols whereby he daily
 5  1,   2, 2 |      to develop a more perfect means of expressing his material
 6  1,   3, 1 |      arts sometimes become the means, and, as it were, the paths
 7  1,   4, 3 |       of spreading by the same means, that news and those teachings
 8  1,   7, 1 |      kinds to ears and eyes by means of sounds and pictures. ~
 9  1,  12, 6 |     make right use also of the means provided by Motion Pictures,
10  1,  13, 2 |    reflect attentively that by means of television shows, even
11  2,   0, 1 |       among the most important means by which the ideas and discoveries
12  2,   1, 5 |     when they will have been a means of gain for traffickers
13  2,   5, 1 |        mind and, as it were, a means of spiritual and moral training
14  3,   0, 1 |      with regard to that other means of communication which was
15  3,   0, 4 | technical processes, since, by means of a ray, pilotless machines
16  3,   2, 3 |  connected with the Church, by means of Radio, obviously demands
17  3,   2, 4 |  courses could be arranged, by means of which learners from other
18 con,   2, 2|        of the directors of the means of publicity, and the conscience
19 con,   2, 2|     many countries, so that by means of this difficult and extensive