Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1     I, 1   |        Orthodoxy has always ~attached great importance to the place
  2     I, 1   |              the bish-~ops of certain great cities began to acquire
  3     I, 1   |               precise status of these great sees. Nor dur-~ing the third
  4     I, 2,1 |              of the Empire. The first great effect of Constantine.s
  5     I, 2,2 |              the position of the five great sees or Patriarchates, as ~
  6     I, 2,2 |        singled out ~for mention three great centers: Rome, Alexandria,
  7     I, 2,2 |     Theologian (329?-390?), Basil the Great (330?-379), and his younger
  8     I, 2,2 |               than the rivalry of two great sees. Doctrinal issues,
  9     I, 2,2 |             the Tome of Saint Leo the Great, Pope of Rome (died 461), ~
 10     I, 2,2 |             the fifth place among the great sees. The system later ~
 11     I, 2,2 |            now complete, whereby five great sees in the ~Church were
 12     I, 2,2 |      Patriarchates wavered during the great doctrinal disputes, but
 13     I, 2,3 |            period of the Councils the great age of theology; and, ~next
 14     I, 2,4 |        Orthodoxie, p. 20). There is a great rich-~ness of forms of the
 15     I, 2,4 |              the tops of pillars. The great model of the eremitic life
 16     I, 2,4 |       constituted monastery. Here the great ~pioneer was Saint Pachomius
 17     I, 2,4 |               in ~the west. Basil the Great, whose ascetic writings
 18     I, 2,4 |            guidance of an elder. ~The great centers of the semi-eremitic
 19     I, 2,4 |              Pontus, and Arsenius the Great. ~(This semi-eremitic system
 20     I, 2,4 |              with Saint Euthymius the Great (died 473) and his disciple
 21     I, 2,4 |            simply a member of the one great ~brotherhood which includes
 22     I, 2,4 |                 to ask his advice; so great was the stream of visitors
 23     I, 2,4 |             doctrine expounded in the great code of Byzantine law drawn
 24     I, 2,4 |               the theory, and such in great part was the practice also.
 25     I, 2,4 |               always be discerned the great vision by ~which the Byzantines
 26     I, 3   |                        Byzantium: The Great Schism~.We are unchanged;
 27     I, 3,1 |          deacon ~ran out after him in great distress and begged him
 28     I, 3,1 |             mark the beginning of the great ~schism between the Orthodox
 29     I, 3,1 |              Pope crowned Charles the Great, King of the Franks, as
 30     I, 3,1 |              hand, there was only one great see claiming Apostolic foundation .
 31     I, 3,1 |               concealed. ~ The second great difficulty was the filioque.
 32     I, 3,1 |            Patriarch of Antioch and a great authority on Canon Law, ~
 33     I, 3,2 |           Church as Saint Photius the Great. He ~has been termed .the
 34     I, 3,2 |              treated the legates with great ~deference, inviting them
 35     I, 3,2 |          Papal claims. Nicholas was a great reforming Pope, with an ~
 36     I, 3,2 |          Germans) were both launching great missionary offensives among
 37     I, 3,2 |         writing this letter: even the great ~Roman Catholic historian
 38     I, 3,2 |           reached concerning ~the two great points of difference which
 39     I, 3,2 |               recognize in Photius a ~great Churchman, a learned humanist,
 40     I, 3,2 |               the whole incident as a great victory for the see of Rome.
 41     I, 3,2 |           were not yet conscious of a great gulf of separation between
 42     I, 3,2 |               the Crusades began with great éclat. Antioch was ~captured
 43     I, 3,2 |         another. For both parties the great schism has ~proved a great
 44     I, 3,2 |            great schism has ~proved a great tragedy. ~ ~
 45     I, 3,3 |          these years proved a time of great cultural, artistic, and
 46     I, 3,3 |               by Scholasticism . that great synthesis of ~philosophy
 47     I, 3,3 |             Dionysius has also ~had a great influence on the west: it
 48     I, 3,3 |               a true agreement on the great points of dispute. At the
 49     I, 3,3 |      succession since Constantine the Great, both remained loyal to
 50     I, 3,3 |               service was held in the great Church of the Holy Wisdom.
 51     I, 4,1 |              reign of Tsar Symeon the Great (reigned 893-927), an independent ~
 52     I, 4,1 |               the ~ninth century, the great period of doctrinal controversies,
 53     I, 4,2 | ecclesiastical tithes instituted. The great idol of the god ~Perun,
 54     I, 4,2 |             Men ~and women, small and great, all people filled the holy
 55     I, 4,2 |             Russians have always laid great emphasis on the place of
 56     I, 4,2 |              as Greek, but this is a ~great exaggeration. Russia was
 57     I, 4,2 |                the reign of Peter the Great, but she owed immeasurably
 58     I, 4,3 |            until 1480. But after the ~great battle of Kulikovo (1380),
 59     I, 4,3 |                died 1263), one of the great warrior saints of Russia,
 60     I, 4,3 |            his fame, when ~Abbot of a great community, he still worked
 61     I, 4,3 |            any other who inspired the great advance of monks into the
 62     I, 5,1 |          itself on the defensive. The great aim was survival . ~to keep
 63     I, 5,1 |              should ~have remained in great part unpublished until 1959. ~
 64     I, 5,1 |             of their thought ~ 48~the great majority remained fundamentally
 65     I, 5,2 |              and Orthodox both showed great courtesy to one ~another.
 66     I, 5,2 |            intellectual standards in ~Great Russia. In this revival
 67     I, 5,2 |            Greece today appeal to the great authority of Nicodemus. ~
 68     I, 6,1 |                In 1472 Ivan III ~.the Great. (reigned 1462-1505) married
 69     I, 6,1 |             God. The Possessors were ~great supporters of the ideal
 70     I, 6,1 |             Joseph and his party were great patriots and nationalists,
 71     I, 6,1 |              and left unfinished. His great gifts of learning, from
 72     I, 6,2 |             it must be remembered how great an importance Orthodox in
 73     I, 6,2 |           same period, we notice two ~great differences. First, the
 74     I, 6,2 |              been over five ~times as great. They are divided into two
 75     I, 6,2 |       Khomiakov. ..It is worthy of a ~great people, and could inspire
 76     I, 6,2 |             narrow a nationalism, too great an emphasis on the externals
 77     I, 6,2 |                and assumed the title .Great Lord,. ~hitherto reserved
 78     I, 6,2 |           Patriarch.s authority is so great,. wrote Olearius, visiting
 79     I, 6,2 |               at the Tsar.s request a great Council was held at Mos-~
 80     I, 6,2 |         redoubled violence. Peter the Great (reigned 1682-1725) altogether ~
 81     I, 6,3 |            government which Peter the Great established continued in
 82     I, 6,3 |                 Bishop of Voronezh. A great preacher and a fluent writer,
 83     I, 6,3 |             of decline, was a time of great revival in the Russian Church.
 84     I, 6,3 |              Niamets, which he made a great spiritual center, gathering ~
 85     I, 6,3 |          Moscow in 1793. ~Paissy laid great emphasis upon the practice
 86     I, 6,3 |             attacked the ~Church with great violence, and the Holy Synod
 87     I, 6,3 |           monasteries. But among ~the great figures of the Russian Church
 88     I, 6,3 |            power advanced eastward, a great field was opened up for
 89     I, 6,3 |           Since the time of Peter the Great, unbelief ~had been common
 90     I, 6,3 |              established by Peter the Great, and to restore the ~Patriarchate.
 91     I, 7,1 |        Patriarch Dimitrios have shown great patience and dignity in
 92     I, 7,3 |               fifth century, when the great majority of Christians in
 93     I, 7,6 |            surprised to find that the great majority of professors in
 94     I, 7,6 |           occurred. There are always ~great crowds on the island for
 95     I, 7,6 |        movements, especially Zoe, lay great stress on Bible study and ~
 96     I, 7,9 |    Archdiocese of Western Europe). In Great Britain there is the Monastery
 97     I, 7,9 |         Church were to sacrifice this great inheritance and to ~ 76~
 98     I, 7,9 |         played its part here: at the ~great gatherings of the .Ecumenical
 99     I, 7,9 |             contemplated gathering a .Great Council. of the whole Orthodox
100     I, 7,9 |           items on the agenda of the .Great Council,. when and if it
101     I, 7,10|            missionary achievements as great as ~those of Celtic or Roman
102    II, 0,11|           Treasure,~and a monument of great price, neither adding any
103    II, 0,11|             as heir and guardian to a great inheritance received from
104    II, 0,12|              whom it terms ‘the Three Great Hierarchs,’ Gregory of Nazianzus,~
105    II, 0,12|               of Nazianzus,~Basil the Great, and John Chrysostom. In
106    II, 0,12|              has many rules, often~of great strictness and rigour. It
107    II, 1,1 |               the result has been too great a centralization and too
108    II, 1,1 |              a centralization and too great an emphasis~on Papal authority.~
109    II, 1,2 |           fall. Adam fell, not from a great height of knowledge and
110    II, 1,3 |         reckoned as one of the Twelve Great Feasts, and enjoys a~far
111    II, 1,3 |             and nothing more. However great their devotion to the divine~
112    II, 1,3 |           home in the language of the great Latin hymn by Venantius
113    II, 1,4 |              The Orthodox Church lays great stress upon the work of
114    II, 1,5 |               this.~When Arsenius the Great was praying, his disciples
115    II, 1,5 |       happened, Orthodox show just as great a veneration towards~their
116    II, 1,5 |              spiritual writers attach great importance to the ‘gift
117    II, 2,3 |        judgment seat, and receive the great reward which thou hast prepared~
118    II, 2,3 |      authority of the Church. However great the~prerogatives of the
119    II, 2,4 |              the~implications of that great phrase, The Word was made
120    II, 2,4 |             to it; but since 1854 the great majority of~Orthodox have
121    II, 2,5 |            when Christ will return in great glory to judge both the
122    II, 3,1 |                but mournfulness and a great smell; and there is nothing
123    II, 3,1 |             the Divine Liturgy in the great Church of the Holy Wisdom,
124    II, 3,1 |         invisibly’ (Words sung at the Great Entrance in the Liturgy
125    II, 3,1 |             and beauty an icon of the great Liturgy in heaven. In the
126    II, 3,2 |        Orthodox Church makes use of a great variety of lesser blessings).~
127    II, 3,2 |     contemporary vernacular is not so great as to make the service unintelligible~
128    II, 3,2 |            outside belfries, and take great~delight in ringing the bells
129    II, 3,2 |               the eves~of Sundays and great festivals, and at midnight
130    II, 3,2 |             is a remarkable thing how great a difference the presence
131    II, 3,2 |              in front of it. ‘They be great offerers of candles,’ commented
132    II, 3,2 |               whole edifice forms one great icon or image of the Kingdom~
133    II, 3,2 |             one and the~same with the great Liturgy of heaven. The multitudinous
134    II, 3,2 |       extended, and on Mount Athos at~great festivals the service sometimes
135    II, 3,2 |               Masses, for we suffered great pain, so that our very souls
136    II, 4   |            sacraments” (Saint Leo the Great).~The chief place in Christian
137    II, 4   |              monastic profession, the great blessing of waters at Epiphany,
138    II, 4   |        Orthodox Church also employs a great number of minor blessings,~
139    II, 4   |               a single mystery or one great sacrament, whose~different
140    II, 4   |            aspects are expressed in a great variety of acts, some performed
141    II, 4,3 |            Liturgy of Saint Basil the Great (used ten times a year;
142    II, 4,3 |               Faithful lead up to the Great Entrance, which is then~
143    II, 4,3 |          Spirit on the Holy Gifts~• A great Commemoration of all the
144    II, 4,3 |    respectively as the Little and the Great Entrance. At the Little
145    II, 4,3 |              round the church, at the Great Entrance~the bread and wine (
146    II, 4,3 |             Litanies and Psalms); the Great Entrance is in essence an
147    II, 4,3 |            Priest’s prayer before the Great Entrance). 2) We offer to
148    II, 4,3 |         himself (This was stated with great emphasis by a Council of
149    II, 5,1 |            importance come the Twelve Great~Feasts:~1. The Nativity
150    II, 5,1 |              Thus three of the Twelve Great Feasts depend on the date
151    II, 5,1 |               1 January).~• The Three Great Hierarchs (30 January).~•
152    II, 5,1 |               during the year:~1) The Great Fast (Lent) — begins seven
153    II, 5,1 |           Christians. On most days in Great Lent and Holy Week, for
154    II, 5,1 |              granted. Yet even so the Great Lent — especially the first
155    II, 5,1 |               Nobody who has kept the Great Lent with the Greek Church,
156    II, 5,1 |            desolation of the holy and great Friday, when every bell
157    II, 5,1 |               special ceremonies: the great blessing of waters~at Epiphany (
158    II, 5,2 |           have mercy according to~Thy great mercy. Remember, O Lord,
159    II, 5,2 |             the~Jesus Prayer proves a great source of reassurance and
160    II, 6   |             the reconstitution of~the great Christian unity” (General
161    II, 6,1 |           remain, there has also been~great progress towards a reconciliation.~
162    II, 6,1 |         leaves to the judgment of the great day’ (The Church is One,
163    II, 6,1 |              held by many Orthodox of great learning and holiness.~Because
164    II, 6,2 |             Constantinople~spoke with great optimism: ‘In truth we are
165    II, 6,2 |             difficulties are,~and how great an importance Orthodox attach
166    II, 6,2 |             sides seemed to be~making great progress towards full doctrinal
167    II, 6,2 |            point of view there is one great difficulty: the comprehensiveness
168    II, 6,2 |             an understanding with~the great Anglican Church; but this
169    II, 6,3 |            east and west has proved a great tragedy for both parties~
170    II, 7,4 |        Dositheus).~• S. Runciman, The Great Church in Captivity: A Study
171    II, 7,5 |           1967.~• S. Hackel, Pearl of Great Price: The Life of Mother
172    II, 7,9 |       Chrysostom, London (no date).~A great deal of material is to be
173    II, 7,9 |                and seven of the other great feasts are contained in
174    II, 7,9 |       translators; also A. Schmemann, Great Lent, New York, 1969. Consult~