Chap. XXII - ‘Furtive attempt of Nicon:’ that is, his unexpected return to Moscow in the night, 17-18 Dec. 1664

pp 85-89

Chap. XXIII - Return of them that had been sent on the second mission

pp 89-90

Chap. XXIV - Embassy from the emperor to the sultan

pp 90-91

Chap. XXV - Another secret mission to the expatriarch of C.P. Dionysius

pp 91-92

Chap. XXVI - Pecuniary loss of the metr. of Gaza

pp 92-94

Chap. XXVII - Another commission sent from the emperor to Nicon

pp 94-98

Chap. XXVIII - Manifold calumnies brought against the metr. of Gaza

pp 99-100

Chap. XXIX - Decision and investigation by the synod

pp 100-101

Chap. XXX - Ordination of new bishops

pp 101-102

Chap. XXXI - Synodical review of Moon's acts

pp 102-106

Chap. XXXII - Of certain heterodox Schismatics

pp 106-108

Chap. XXXIII - Zeal of Paul, now metr. of Kroutitz, Paisius of Gaza, and Hilarion of Riazan against the Russian innovators

pp 108-110

Chap. XXXIV - ‘Announcement of the approach of the patriarchs,’ that is, of Paisius of Alexandria and Macarius of Antioch

pp 110-113

Chap. XXXV - Salutation of the two patriarchs by grandees sent in the emperor's name

pp 113-116

Chap. XXXVI - ‘Arrival of the two most blessed patriarchs:’ Letter of welcome from the emperor (13 Oct. 1666)

pp 116-118

BOOK II - Deposition and Degradation of Nicon

‘Introduction:’ Of the Threes

pp 118-119

Chap. I - ‘Arrival of the patriarchs, and how they were first met with an address of welcome’ by Hilarion abp. of Riazan

pp 119-120

Chap. II - ‘Entry of the patriarchs into Moscow:’ address by Paul metr. of Kroutitz

pp 120-123

Chap. III - ‘Audience of the patriarchs:’ their speech to the emperor, and his speech in reply

pp 123-126

Chap. IV - Homage of the bishops: gifts from the archimandrites: address from the metr. of Gaza

pp 126-127

Chap. V - Other addresses to the two patriarchs

pp 128-130

Chap. VI - ‘Visits of the patriarchs to two holy monasteries:’ Latin address from Simeon of Pololsk (translated into Greek by the metr. of Gaza)

pp 130-131

Chap. VII - Certain preparatory matters or synodical questions: Whether synods are lawful, and useful

pp 131-135

Chap. VIII - ‘Whether it was competent for our autocrat Alexis to convoke a synod?’ or should synods be convoked only by patriarchal authority? or by the Bishop of Rome?

pp 135-140

Chap. IX - What, then, is this present assembly? an æcumenical synod, or a particular trial and judgment?

pp 140-144

Chap. X - How two great questions were proposed to the patriarchs for solution

pp 144-154

Chap. XI - Synodical meeting (7 and 28 Nov.) in the Zolotaia palata (the Golden hall) of the palace

pp 155-157

Chap. XII - ‘Summary of the libels of accusation presented to the two patriarchs against Nicon:’ digested by Paisius Ligarides

pp 157-166