Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |      they had swept across North Africa, advanced through Spain,
 2     I, 7,3 |        000-250,000 ~elsewhere in Africa. The head of the Alexandrian
 3     I, 7,3 |      missionary work in ~Central Africa, it may well be that the
 4     I, 7,3 |         to come. (On missions in Africa, ~see Chapter 9.). ~
 5     I, 7,9 |           two Belgians, two from Africa, and one each from Holland
 6     I, 7,10|         spontaneously in Central Africa. At the same ~time both
 7     I, 7,10|       missionary work in Central Africa. Af-~rican Orthodox have
 8     I, 7,10|          the leading Churches in Africa. (Quoted in F. B. Welbourn,
 9     I, 7,10| undertones, Orthodoxy in Central Africa is a genuinely religious
10     I, 7,10|        places. Paradoxically, in Africa hitherto it has been the