Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,3|      Byzantium in the middle of the fourteenth century, ~and which involved
2     I, 3,3|             in an acute form in the fourteenth century. ~Connected with
3     I, 3,3|           head in the middle of the fourteenth century. The Hesychasts
4     I, 4,1|             did not occur until the fourteenth century. Those ~who think
5     I, 4,2|            remained pagan until the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. ~
6     I, 4,3| consciousness in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, as the Church
7     I, 4,3|          its place was taken in the fourteenth century by the Principality ~
8     I, 4,3|         recovery of the land in the fourteenth century. The outward pattern
9    II, 1,1|       writers of the thirteenth and fourteenth~centuries — most notably