Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,1|          to France and thence to ~Germany, where it was welcomed by
2     I, 3,1|        acted as mediator ~between Germany and Byzantium. ~ It was
3     I, 5,1| non-Orthodox world, to Italy and ~Germany, to Paris, and even as far
4     I, 6,3|          ecclesiastical synods in Germany. Its members were not chosen
5     I, 7,6|          uni-~versity, usually in Germany; and sometimes German religious
6     I, 7,9|      Russian monasteries exist in Germany and France. The largest
7    II, 3,1|        system.’ Traveling~next to Germany and Rome, they found the
8    II, 6,2|           Continent, above~all in Germany and (to a lesser degree)