Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,1|        established. .You are ~not allowed to exist,. the Roman authorities
 2     I, 3,1|        east and west: the Greeks ~allowed married clergy, the Latins
 3     I, 3,3|           a doctrine of man which allowed for the use of bodily exer-~
 4     I, 3,3|    mysticism easily leads; yet he allowed for God.s immanence, for
 5     I, 3,3|         was demanded: Greeks were allowed to use leavened bread, while
 6     I, 4,2|           misfortune that she was allowed too little time ~to assimilate
 7     I, 5,1|       distinctive dress, were not allowed to serve in the army, ~and
 8     I, 5,1|      Moslem women. The Church was allowed to undertake no mission-~
 9     I, 5,1| Constantinople the Church was not allowed to revert to the ~situation
10     I, 5,2|   supremacy of the Pope, but were allowed to keep their tradi-~tional
11     I, 6,1|        Duke, but after a time was allowed to escape, and ~went back
12     I, 6,3|     member of the Holy ~Synod was allowed no scope for heroism: he
13     I, 6,3|         form of monasti-~cism: he allowed more place than Nilus had
14     I, 6,3|           Moscow. The Church ~was allowed no time to consolidate the
15     I, 7,1|           Turkey where Greeks are allowed to live is Istanbul (Constantinople)
16     I, 7,1|       Greek government eventually allowed five monks from the ~U.S.
17     I, 7,1|      young men have recently been allowed ~to come from Yugoslavia
18     I, 7,9|        Orthodox Church, they were allowed to retain the ~use of the
19    II, 3,1|            where the Russians are allowed~once a fortnight to have
20    II, 3,2|           relics). Laymen are not allowed to go behind the iconostasis,~
21    II, 4,6|           adultery.” Since Christ allowed an exception to His~general
22    II, 5,2|        the Jesus Prayer are never allowed for one moment to~forget
23    II, 6,1|          of their own Church, are allowed with special permission