Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 6,1|             party were known as the Possessors, Nilus and the .Transvolga
2     I, 6,1|            being the outlook of the Possessors reigned supreme. ~ Behind
3     I, 6,1|            Church to the world. The Possessors ~emphasized the social obligations
4     I, 6,1|          and the things of God. The Possessors were ~great supporters of
5     I, 6,1|      servant of the State. The Non-~Possessors for their part had a sharper
6     I, 6,1|      participants in the dispute of Possessors and Non-Possessors ~was
7     I, 6,1|         Although the victory of the Possessors meant a close alliance between
8     I, 6,2| Christianity . the tradition of the Possessors. The defects of the Old
9     I, 6,2|            of worship, and like the Possessors he freely invoked the help