Chapter, Paragraph

 1  7,1 |     and by the return of the “schismatic” eastern church to the bosom
 2  7,1 |     the pope had in view the “schismatic” east. The latter seemed
 3  7,1 |    new countries and restore “schismatic” Byzantium to the bosom
 4  7,1 | sovereign of Germany and the “schismatic” Emperor of Byzantium. It
 5  7,2 |       the Eastern Empire; the schismatic belief of the Byzantine
 6  7,2 |        would be a Catholic or schismatic state, whether a legitimate
 7  7,3 |     see the eastern emperor a schismatic; he opened negotiations
 8  7,3 |    view of the pope they were schismatic. Nicaea was particularly
 9  7,4 |     all means to support the “schismatic” eastern Emperor, even a
10  8,10|       the eyes of the pope, a schismatic, who hindered the fulfillment
11  8,11|      son-in-law of Frederick, schismatic, and disobedient [son] of
12  8,11|      son-in-law of Frederick, schismatic, and rebel against the pope
13  8,13|     an understanding with the schismatic Greeks would evoke the severe
14  9,9 |      centers of Christianity, schismatic though it was from the point
15  9,12|  reconciliation, a few of the schismatic Arsenites “seceded from
16  9,14|   Europeans of that time, the schismatic Greeks were more repulsive