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CONTENTS

Under the Turk

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1. The Fall of Constantinople, May 29, 1453.⁠ 2. The Rayahs.⁠ 3. The Porte and the Christian Churches.⁠ 4. The Porte and the Œcumenical Patriarch.⁠ Summary.

Orthodox Theology

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1. Theologians since 1453.⁠ 2. The Orthodox and the Lutherans.⁠ 3. The Orthodox and the Anglicans.⁠ 4. Cyril Lukaris and the Synod of Jerusalem, 1672.⁠ Summary.

PART IV

THE ORTHODOX CHURCH AT THE PRESENT DAY.

The Constitution of the Orthodox Church

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1. The Political Situation and the Great Church.⁠ 2. The Patriarchate of Alexandria.⁠ 3. The Patriarchate of Antioch.⁠ 4. The Patriarchate of Jerusalem.⁠ 5. The Church of Cyprus.⁠ 6. The Church of Russia (1589).⁠ 6a. The Church of Georgia.⁠ 7. The Church of Carlovitz (1765).⁠ 8. The Church of Czernagora (1765).⁠ 9. The Church of Sinai (1782).⁠ 10. The Greek Church (1850).⁠ 11. The Church of Hermannstadt (1864).⁠ 12. The Bulgarian Exarchate (1870).⁠ 13. The Church of Czernovitz (1873).⁠ 14. The Church of Servia (1879).⁠ 15. The Roumanian Church (1885).⁠ 16. The Church of Hercegovina and Bosnia (1880).⁠ Summary.

The Orthodox Hierarchy

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1. The Œcumenical Patriarch and his Court.⁠ 2. The other Patriarchs, Bishops, Priests, and Clerks.⁠ 3. The Monks.⁠ Summary.

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