Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,3| represented human beings or God, demanded the destruction of icons;
2     I, 3,2|   Michael Cerularius, in return ~demanded that the Latin churches
3     I, 3,3|        cerned, no uniformity was demanded: Greeks were allowed to
4     I, 6,2|         fasts be observed; ~they demanded that the Liturgy and other
5     I, 6,2|        Greek. (ibid., p. 37). He demanded ~that Russian practices
6     I, 6,2|          the end a Josephite: he demanded an absolute ~uniformity
7     I, 6,3|         314 . but (as ~Canon Law demanded) the final decision on specifically