Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,2| sentence of ~condemnation, can appeal to Rome, and the Pope, if
2     I, 4,1|     They went in answer to ~an appeal from the Prince of the land,
3     I, 4,1|     entirely successful in the appeal. Hadrian II, Nicholas I.
4     I, 5,2|      communion in Greece today appeal to the great authority of
5    II, 6,1|  contrast between the Anglican appeal to what is deemed necessary
6    II, 6,1|     salvation~and the Orthodox appeal to the one indivisible organism
7    II, 6,2|   interim arrangement,~and who appeal, like the Old Catholics,
8    II, 6,2|        of east and west.’ This appeal to antiquity has led many