Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,1|       differences ~themselves date back considerably earlier. ~
 2     I, 3,2|    out of communion from that date. But it would be ~unwise
 3     I, 3,3|   current in the west at this date; ~but more probably he derived
 4     I, 6,3|    although in Russia at this date it was very un-~usual for
 5    II, 2,4| continental Europe) this is a date far more important than
 6    II, 4  |     and definite. Before that date Orthodox writers vary considerably
 7    II, 5,1|    Great Feasts depend on the date of Easter and are ‘movable;’
 8    II, 5,1|       means that the Orthodox date of Easter sometimes coincides
 9    II, 5,1|    keep Easter on the western date.~The reform in the calendar
10    II, 5,1|       as the calendar and the date of Easter depended on Canons~
11    II, 7,9|   John Chrysostom, London (no date).~A great deal of material