Part,  Chapter

 1 Intro |        an end to the practice of rebaptism of converts (n. 13) and
 2 II,A  |          mean, however, that the rebaptism of Orthodox has never occurred
 3 II,A  |        since then. Nevertheless, rebaptism continued to be practiced
 4 II,A  |          it seemed to demand the rebaptism of new communicants. There
 5 II,A  |        its decree forbidding the rebaptism of Catholics, a decree that
 6 II,B  | Nevertheless, these rulings left rebaptism as an option subject to "
 7 II,B  |  substance to the requirement of rebaptism decreed by Cyril V. Thoroughly
 8 II,B  |          to allow for either the rebaptism of Western Christians (katakriveian),
 9 III,A |       because of the practice of rebaptism should bear in mind that,
10 III,A |          in mind that, while the rebaptism of Orthodox Christians was
11 III,B |  formally withdraw its decree on rebaptism of 1755;~ 4. That the Orthodox