Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,3| recovered Constantinople. ~While doubtless sincerely desiring Christian
2     I, 4,2|         sixty years afterwards, ~doubtless idealizing a little; for
3     I, 5,1|        of the Union of Florence. Doubtless for political reasons, the
4     I, 5,2|      sion translated into Greek. Doubtless they hoped to initiate some
5     I, 5,2|         resort-~ing to violence. Doubtless they were sincere men who
6    II, 2,1|        of the~Church as a whole. Doubtless neither side is entirely
7    II, 4,3|         remain incomprehensible (Doubtless many Roman Catholics would~
8    II, 6,2|      exist. Among Orthodox — and doubtless among~Roman Catholics as