Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,2| Constantinople should adopt Greek practices, and in 1052, ~when they
2     I, 3,2|         in this manner. Among the practices to which Michael and his
3     I, 5,2|          keep their tradi-~tional practices (such as married clergy),
4     I, 6,2|         He demanded ~that Russian practices should be made to conform
5     I, 6,2|         defended ~the old Russian practices and refused to accept Nicon.
6     I, 6,2|        well as establishing Greek practices in Russia, Nicon pursued
7     I, 6,2|          policy of imposing Greek practices on the Russian Church, but
8    II, 1,4|           and all other Christian practices,~however good they may be