Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,4|   fifth and sixth centuries leadership in the monastic movement
2     I, 5,2|     providing any inspiring leadership. There was, however, a vigorous ~
3     I, 6,1| nation capable of assuming ~leadership in eastern Christendom.
4     I, 6,2|   the Tsar); after 1633 the leadership passed to a group of mar-~
5     I, 6,3|    to deprive the Church of leadership, but to eliminate it from
6     I, 7,6|    circulation. Under their leadership and guidance there exist
7     I, 7,9|     Russian ~Archbishop for leadership and pastoral care, since