Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|     takes its origin from three factors. First, Rome was the ~city
2     I, 2,2|       for these non-theological factors, the two sides might ~perhaps
3     I, 3,1|         political, and economic factors; yet its fundamental cause
4     I, 3,1|    These political and cultural factors could not but affect the
5     I, 3,1|    claims and the filioque. The factors which we have mentioned
6     I, 3,2| eleventh century proceeded, new factors brought relations between
7     I, 3,2|        made worse by political ~factors, such as the military aggression
8     I, 3,2|       tance of .non-theological factors.. But vital dogmatic issues