Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|       Chrysostom, .John of the Golden Mouth. (344?-407). A fluent
2     I, 3,2| Nicholas thought that he saw a golden opportu-~nity to enforce
3     I, 4,2|        Kievan Russia, like the golden days of childhood, was never
4     I, 4,2|         that ~of a standard, a golden measure, a royal way (G.P.
5     I, 4,3|     from 1350 to 1550 proved a golden age in Russian spirituality. ~
6     I, 4,3|      two centuries were also a golden age in Russian religious
7    II, 2,4|        the saints as forming a golden chain: ‘The~Holy Trinity,
8    II, 2,4|      them with~light, become a golden chain, in which each saint