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 1 Fwd,3|        of the Church, for it is “built upon the foundation of the
 2  2,6 |  catacombs, churches began to be built above ground. Some of the
 3  2,6 |       Empress Helen, his mother, built a massive church in honor
 4  2,6 |        Holy Sepulcher. They also built churches on the Mount of
 5  2,6 |        Catherine's Monastery was built on Mount Sinai over the
 6  2,14|   interpretations which had been built into dangerous heresies,
 7  3,5 |   understood that the Church was built on Peter (super Petrum),
 8  9,42|         Engineer” (that is, God) built into organisms to enable
 9  9,42|        out from the Lord.. [and] built a city” (Gen 4:16-17), thus
10 10,16|   relations of the Apostles were built upon the foundation of hierarchical
11 10,16|        diocese. No church can be built without his permission.~
12 11,4 |       most Orthodox churches are built in an oblong shape, in imitation
13 11,4 |     human race, or else they are built more or less square in plan.
14 11,4 |         Occasionally a church is built in a circle, which shows
15 11,4 |          end, and it can even be built in the shape of an octagon,
16 11,4 |       and churches, nor are they built in the gymnasium-style architecture
17 11,4 |   sanctuary), which is generally built higher than the other portions
18 11,4 | dedicated. If the iconostasis is built with more than three rows