Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,1|  Greco-Roman civilization in ~which educated people throughout the Empire
2     I, 3,1|             language. The days when educated men were ~bilingual were
3     I, 3,1|           Byzantium there were many educated laymen who took an active
4     I, 5,2|          churches or leave them any educated priests.. The Poles he terms .
5     I, 6,3|           while Macarius was highly educated, a Pa-~tristic scholar,
6     I, 7,6|             small staff of monks or educated laymen, working under his
7     I, 7,6|      altogether. There are very few educated men in the communities.
8    II, 6,2| apprehension many devout Orthodox — educated as well as simple — still