Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1    II, 4,2 |       or in adolescence (as in Anglicanism), but something from which
2    II, 6,2 |       interest and~sympathy at Anglicanism. As a result of pioneer
3    II, 6,2 |  Church are reordained; but if Anglicanism and Orthodoxy were to reach
4    II, 6,2 |       the comprehensiveness of Anglicanism, the extreme~ambiguity of
5    II, 6,2 | England,~by Derwas Chitty; and Anglicanism and Orthodoxy, by H. A.
6    II, 6,2 |      true and essential form’ (Anglicanism and Orthodoxy, PP-~46-7).
7    II, 7,11|         Roman Catholicism, and Anglicanism, London,~1972.~• W. Palmer,
8    II, 7,11|  London,~1921.~• H. A. Hodges, Anglicanism and Orthodoxy, London, 1955~•
9    II, 7,11|      Istavridis, Orthodoxy and Anglicanism, London, 1966.~• K. Ware