Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,3|    support inside the Church. ~Typical of this puritan outlook
2     I, 3,1| original ~form. But Rome, with typical conservatism, continued
3     I, 5,1|      Palamas; and ~his case is typical. It is symbolic of the state
4     I, 5,2|      of Antioch, reflected the typical Orthodox attitude when he ~
5     I, 6,3|   sufferings of Jesus are more typical of Roman Catholicism than
6     I, 7,6|     advocacy of Byzantine art. Typical of his outlook is his ~comment
7    II, 3,1|        lightly regarded. It is typical that a Russian writer of
8    II, 6,2|      all~‘churches’ are alike. Typical of this viewpoint is the