Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2| unchangeably.), but also at the followers of Nestorius (.one and the
2     I, 2,2|   within fifteen years his Arab followers had taken Syria, Palestine,
3     I, 4,1|        the Germans expelled his followers ~from the country, selling
4     I, 4,3|     lifetime, forty more by his followers in the next generation.
5     I, 4,3|       influence and that of his followers, the two cen-~turies from
6     I, 6,1|    There was a saying among the followers ~of Joseph, .The riches
7    II, 2,3|     fear that Khomiakov and his followers have endangered the prerogatives
8    II, 3,1|          and therefore sent his followers to visit~the various countries