Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4|           a regularly constituted monastery. Here the great ~pioneer
 2     I, 2,4|           Sabbas (died 532). The ~monastery founded by Saint Sabbas
 3     I, 2,4|       history to the present, the monastery of Saint Catherine at ~Mount
 4     I, 2,4|         Empire passed to the huge monastery of the ~Studium at Constantinople,
 5     I, 4,2|         the Petchersky Lavra, the Monastery of the Caves at ~Kiev. Founded
 6     I, 4,2| introduced there the rule of the ~monastery of the Studium at Constantinople.
 7     I, 4,3|         years of preparation in a monastery, studying not only the native
 8     I, 4,3|          disciples into a regular monastery, which be-~came within his
 9     I, 4,3|       house in the land. What the Monastery of the ~Caves was to Kievan
10     I, 4,3|         was to Kievan Russia, the Monastery of the Holy Trinity was
11     I, 4,3|         noted. First, whereas the Monastery of the Caves, like most
12     I, 4,3|          outskirts of a city, the Monastery of the Holy Trinity was ~
13     I, 4,3|         soon grew ~into a regular monastery, with a civilian town outside
14     I, 4,3|         Sergius and placed in his monastery at Radonezh. ~ Sixty-one
15     I, 6,2|         the Trinity-Saint Sergius Monastery and by Philaret, Patriarch
16     I, 6,2|         Saints, as at ~meals in a monastery. Services lasting seven
17     I, 6,3|          and ~became Abbot of the monastery of Niamets, which he made
18     I, 6,3|          Christians. Entering the monastery of Sarov at the age of nineteen,
19     I, 6,3|         enclosed in a cell in the monastery. This was his training for
20     I, 6,3|        1829 until 1923, when ~the monastery was closed by the Bolsheviks,
21     I, 7,1|         communities, the Serbian ~monastery alone is in a slightly better
22     I, 7,1|         Father Theoklitos, of the monastery of Dionysiou, goes regularly
23     I, 7,1|           1938), at the Rus-~sian monastery of Saint Panteleimon: of
24     I, 7,2|         to monks from the Russian monastery of ~Valamo on Lake Ladoga,
25     I, 7,6|          as resident members of a monastery: in most cases they will ~
26     I, 7,6|           as the recently founded monastery of ~the Paraclete at Oropos (
27     I, 7,6|         whom live regularly ~in a monastery) and the rest laymen. One
28     I, 7,8|           as it does in a ~single monastery, Saint Catherine.s, at the
29     I, 7,8|       agreement about whether the monastery should be termed an .autocephalous.
30     I, 7,8|       Patriarch of Jerusalem; the monastery is entirely independent
31     I, 7,9|        Exile); there is a smaller monastery for women at Bussy-en-Othe,
32     I, 7,9|        Great Britain there is the Monastery of Saint John the Bap-~tist
33     I, 7,9|      Archdiocese; the much larger Monastery of the Transfiguration at
34    II, 1,5|         provide the guests of the monastery with food.~These are not
35    II, 4,3|  Cathedral in London; the~Russian monastery at Jordanville, U.S.A)).~
36    II, 4,5| monasteries,~or the superior of a monastery of special importance. Now
37    II, 4,5|        the Greeks, the Abbot of a monastery. Among the Russians, a title
38    II, 6,2|       done by the Roman Catholic ‘Monastery of~Union’ at Chevetogne
39    II, 6,2|           This is a~‘double rite’ monastery in which the monks worship