Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3|   Lyons in 1274. The Orthodox delegates who attended ~agreed to
 2     I, 5,2|   with a large ~number of the delegates from the monasteries and
 3     I, 7,6|      advice. The Greek bishop delegates far less to his parish clergy
 4     I, 7,9|       Movement,. the Orthodox delegates from different auto-~cephalous
 5    II, 2,1|    Order~made by the Orthodox Delegates at Evanston in 1954, where
 6    II, 2,3|      they act as the bishop’s delegates. But~although the bishop
 7    II, 5,1|   Constantinople,~attended by delegates from Serbia, Romania, Greece,
 8    II, 5,1|     Jerusalem refused to send delegates; the Patriarch of Alexandria
 9    II, 6,2| learned from each other,’ the delegates~from the two sides declared
10    II, 6,2|    with Anglican and Romanian delegates.~This gathering concluded
11    II, 6,2|       also signed~by official delegates (present at the conference)
12    II, 6,2|    the~meetings, but not full delegates); full participation in
13    II, 6,2|     would only send laymen as delegates to the World Council, though