Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,4| community that John of Damascus belonged. Almost as old is another ~
2     I, 3,3|        of the fifth century and belonged to circles sympathetic to
3     I, 5,2|         whose jurisdiction they belonged, could exer-~cise no very
4     I, 6,1|     third of the land in Russia belonged to monasteries at ~this
5     I, 6,2|      opposition among those who belonged to the Josephite ~tradition.
6     I, 6,3|         While these ~elders all belonged to the school of Paissy
7     I, 6,3|      Alaska, which at that time belonged to Russia. Innocent played
8     I, 6,3|      cavalry captain, Khomiakov belonged to the tradition ~of lay