Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 5,2|     views between Orthodox and Protestants began in 1573, ~when a delegation
2     I, 6,1|     One has only to recall how Protestants and Roman Catholics treated
3     I, 6,3|    Roman arguments against the Protestants, they must return to their
4    II, 1,1| influence of ‘Modernism,’~many Protestants have virtually abandoned
5    II, 2,3|      will not be in the truth. Protestants and Catholics~usually fail
6    II, 4,2|      them. Anglicans and other Protestants are always~received by Chrismation.
7    II, 6,2|    Berne, 1911, p. 224).~Other Protestants. Orthodox have many contacts
8    II, 6,2|        have many contacts with Protestants on the Continent, above~