Chapter

 1 1 |         practices in a church which Latins also attend, it would be
 2 1 |           come to the church of the Latins for their sacred functions. ~~
 3 4 |           places where there are no Latins and where Latin Catholics
 4 7 |           of the insult done to the Latins, he added: "See how much
 5 8 |          the thirteenth century the Latins gained control of Constantinople.
 6 8 | jurisdiction over Greeks as well as Latins; but he still was careful
 7 9 |           arisen between Greeks and Latins: "But since some of the
 8 9 |            from harassment from the Latins: "As regards the Greeks
 9 9 |         wrongs and offenses done by Latins and by strictly commanding
10 9 |             strictly commanding the Latins to give up such acts for
11 10|         accepted by both Greeks and Latins in the kingdom of Cyprus" (
12 11|             the Union of Greeks and Latins decreed at the General Council
13 13|          which vigorously criticize Latins who abuse the Greeks for
14 13|           living in the Dioceses of Latins should be subject to the
15 22|    Category-Some Greeks Insist that Latins Follow Their Rites ~~There
16 22|            are correct and that the Latins are mistaken not to follow
17 22|             unleavened bread of the Latins. In both cases, as has been
18 22|         reject Baptism conferred by Latins because the Sacrament of
19 23|            some of the rites of the Latins and the Western Churches.
20 23|             the Eucharist. Like the Latins they use unleavened bread (
21 28|        Hispala, is the first of the Latins to mention this ceremony.
22 30|           say the same Creed as the Latins." ~~Pope Eugenius IV at
23 34|         giving communion from it to Latins. It would be the same if
24 34|             a careful concern "that Latins receive communion from unleavened
25 35|           in the other chapels, the Latins worshipped in the Latin
26 36|         appropriate to mention also Latins who for a just reason were
27 36|             many churches while the Latins have few; these are far
28 36|           from the districts of the Latins who live among the Ruthenians.
29 36|           Ruthenians. Sometimes the Latins are deprived of Mass for
30 36|           So to avoid depriving the Latins for long periods of Mass
31 36|         rite for the welfare of the Latins in the Ruthenian churches.
32 41|          Syrians who live among the Latins in Balsera and have no church
33 41|          popes learned that certain Latins were going to Greek churches
34 41|            if We ever hear that Our Latins are preventing the Orientals
35 47|         rite. But when they see the Latins eating fish, it is claimed
36 47|          themselves by the sight of Latins eating fish on a fast day,
37 47|        further result would be that Latins at the sight of Greeks living
38 47|         ways which are forbidden to Latins could seek a dispensation