Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,2|       and the west (chiefly the Germans) were both launching great
2     I, 3,2|      gave full sup-~port to the Germans when they insisted upon
3     I, 3,2|        had mediated between the Germans and the Greeks, was now
4     I, 3,2|      882), was no friend to the Germans and did not press the ques-~
5     I, 4,1| Slavonic in their services, the Germans ~Latin; Cyril and Methodius
6     I, 4,1|       in its original form, the Germans inserted the filio-~que.
7     I, 4,1|        Moravia. Sad to say, the Germans ig-~nored the Pope.s decision
8     I, 4,1|      Methodius died in 885, the Germans expelled his followers ~
9     I, 4,3|  enemies from the west: Swedes, Germans, ~and Lithuanians. It was