Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,11|         the Patriarchate of Rome usually stood as a bulwark of the
 2  6,1 |        in theory, the empire was usually divided into an Eastern
 3  6,5 |         in translation, although usually they did not do even that.
 4  6,6 |       They waged successive (and usually successful) wars to liberate
 5  6,16|      granting them. They are not usually given out ex gratis, but
 6  6,17|         divine manifestation. He usually imagines that it took root
 7  7,7 |    formed, the term Tradition is usually employed in the narrower
 8  7,13|       The Gospel Book, its cover usually gold plated, is kept in
 9  7,16|           Old Testament lessons. Usually three in number, they are
10  7,16|        the Lord” (Lk 1:46-55) is usually sung at Matins.~·       
11  9,15| literature in times past, but it usually took place as a result of
12 10,12|       was divided into branches. Usually three branches were given:
13 10,16|       Mysteries.” The bishop was usually the celebrant of the Eucharist
14 10,20|        26). Indeed, these people usually do not leave behind on earth
15 11,3 |     Protestant worship, as it is usually practiced today, bears almost
16 11,4 |         music. Church singing is usually done by the celebrant and
17 11,4 |       image of Heaven, and it is usually painted with a depiction
18 11,4 |   Reformation.~ The altar table, usually cube-shaped, is in the center
19 11,4 |         more expensive material, usually brocade. It is upon this
20 11,4 |         present at the Liturgy.~ Usually the Annunciation and the
21 11,4 |         of icons, the second row usually has icons of the twelve