Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I,Intro |    look more closely at this .unknown ~world. will discover much
2     I, 2,3  |       would probably be quite unknown, are well aware that their ~
3     I, 3,1  |       centralized to a degree unknown anywhere ~in the four Patriarchates
4     I, 3,3  |    but they are in fact by an unknown author, who probably ~lived
5     I, 4,1  |   they left Byzantium for the unknown ~north. Few events have
6     I, 5,1  | Turkish period he was utterly unknown. In the works of Eustratius
7     I, 6,1  |      wrote, ..be a ~stranger, unknown, without country, without
8    II, 1,5  |    east stigmatization is not unknown: in the Coptic life of~Saint
9    II, 4,4  |     Church it is not entirely unknown for a layman to act as a