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1     I, 3,1|     expressed by a twelfth-century writer, Ni-~cetas, Archbishop of
2     I, 5,1|           a monk, was a voluminous writer and the leading Greek theologian
3     I, 6,3|        great preacher and a fluent writer, Tikhon is particularly ~
4     I, 7,6| adolescence,. to quote an Anglican writer, .when so overwhelming a ~
5    II, 1,1|             p. 66). As an Anglican writer has put it: ‘In this doctrine
6    II, 3,1|          is typical that a Russian writer of the fifteenth century,~
7    II, 6,1|          words of another Anglican writer: ‘It has been said that
8    II, 7,9|         London, 1954. For a modern writer in the ‘Philokalic’ tradition,