Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 5,1 |      Constantinople suffered an inward decay, outwardly its power
 2    II, 0,11|    world, have never broken the inward~continuity of the Orthodox
 3    II, 1,3 |     outward humiliation and His inward glory. Orthodox~see not
 4    II, 1,5 |      the~saints is as a rule an inward splendour, a splendour of
 5    II, 2,1 | changing its essential unity or inward life of grace. And therefore,
 6    II, 2,5 |       and ‘spiritual,’ in which inward sanctity~is made outwardly
 7    II, 4   |  character, at once outward and~inward, is the distinctive feature
 8    II, 4   |    outward visible sign with an inward~spiritual grace. At Baptism
 9    II, 4   |        outward visible sign~and inward spiritual grace. The Orthodox
10    II, 4,1 |        between outward sign and inward meaning is lost, and the~