Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    1,  b,   18| compendium of divine worship, the tree of life planted in the midst
 2    1,    1,  c,   34|       inextinguishable light, the tree of our salvation, the glorious
 3    1,    2,  e,   70|           of the great scientific tree is brought together and
 4    2,    2,  a,  137|      STONE OF THE CHURCH~ ~ ~"The Tree of the Crucifix and the
 5    2,    2,  a,  137|       equally indestructible: the Tree of the Crucifix and the
 6    2,    2,  a,  137|           of the Vatican.  ~ ~THE TREE OF THE CRUCIFIX, which in
 7    2,    2,  a,  137|      witnesses of the faith.  The Tree of the Crucifix, which dispelled
 8    2,    2,  a,  137|        and sanctifying them.  The Tree of the Crucifix, which gave
 9    2,    2,  a,  137|           and virtue to all.  The Tree of the Crucifix, which recalled
10    2,    2,  a,  137|        from her degradation.  The Tree of the Crucifix, which broke
11    2,    2,  a,  137|      children to all people.  The Tree of the Crucifix, which abolished
12    2,    2,  c,  145|           the sheep.  You are the tree, we the branches.  Woe to
13    2,    2,  c,  145|          leaf that falls from the tree and instantly shrivels up (...).~ ./. 
14    2,    3,  b,  159|        growth of the humble olive tree among you, seeing to it
15    2,    4,  b,  189|           few leaves of the great tree fall into the mud, he does
16    2,    4,  c,  195|        clerics, buds of the olive tree, delight of your father,
17    2,    4,  c,  200| longed-for fruits ripening on the tree of charity, still those
18    3,    1,  d,  251|         and develop into a strong tree.  The winds of passion may
19    3,    1,  d,  251|           may at times buffet the tree, shake off some fruit, or
20    3,    1,  e,  255|          of youth wither, and the tree of life lose its green branches,
21    4,    2      316 |         be compared to a gigantic tree which, with its thousand