Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|           is to be found among the Western ecclesiastical writers,
 2 Intro, B,2|      criticized them for supposed “Western influences” which they show.
 3 Intro, B,2| theologians as being untainted by “Western influence.” The truth of
 4 I, 2,3    |   preserved and is present only in Western, Latin manuscripts).~In
 5 I, 2,6    |        from~philosophy, as certain western interpreters assert.~Of
 6 I, 2,7    |          and began to reproach the Western theologians for their innovations,
 7 II, 5,3   |            guilt in Orthodoxy. The~Western notion compromises the spiritual
 8 II, 6,6   |       which was given to it in the Western theology of the Middle Ages.
 9 II, 8,2   |        inward connotation than the Western adjective “sacramental,”
10 II, 8,6   |       thinking.).~If among certain Western teachers of the ancient
11 Add, 0,3  |          soul” which is present in Western Christian psychology,~which
12 App, 5,4  |         both those of Northern and Western Russia. This was in~fact