Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|    sought to explain, in more constructive terms than Chalcedon ~had
2     I, 5,2|  century made a permanent and constructive contribution to Ortho-~doxy.
3    II, 6,1|    with the Orthodox, and any constructive work for reunion. And~yet
4    II, 6,2|       any rate as a basis for constructive discussion.~Hitherto Orthodox
5    II, 6,2|       think and speak more in constructive and less in negative and~
6    II, 6,2| leaders, there have been many~constructive encounters on the more personal