Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,3|    the outside by Jewish and Moslem ideas, ~and it is significant
2     I, 2,3| freely be-~cause he dwelt in Moslem territory, out of reach
3     I, 3,3|       I would rather see the Moslem turban in the midst ~of
4     I, 5,1|      Christ as a prophet; in Moslem eyes, therefore, the Christian
5     I, 5,1|      were forbidden to marry Moslem women. The Church was allowed
6     I, 5,1|     was a crime to convert a Moslem to the Christian faith.
7    II, 3,1|       They went first to the Moslem Bulgars of the Volga,~but