Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|    years wit-~nessed a sharp conflict between Constantinople and
2     I, 2,2|    one another, entered into conflict. ~ Nestorius precipitated
3     I, 2,3|    struggle was not merely a conflict between two conceptions
4     I, 3,1|    but entered into di-~rect conflict . the Papal claims and the
5     I, 3,1|     the east avoided an open conflict ~over the Papal claims,
6     I, 3,2|     was difficult to avoid a conflict, since the two missions
7     I, 6,1|   the two sides entered into conflict, and that the ~tradition
8    II, 2,1|    In the Church there is no conflict between freedom and authority;~
9    II, 2,3| charismatics’ have come into conflict with the hierarchy, but