Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I,Intro |                 active membership): ~ ~The four ancient Patriarchates: Constantinople,
 2     I,Intro |             greatly reduced in size, these four Churches for historical
 3     I,Intro |                  honor. The heads of these four Churches bear the title
 4     I,Intro |               while the territories of the four ancient Patriarchates fall
 5     I, 2,2  |                   of the Trinity. The next four, during the fifth, ~sixth,
 6     I, 2,2  |                   has the Church possessed four theologians of such stature ~
 7     I, 2,2  |            Apostolic foundation. The first four were the most important
 8     I, 3,1  |                   unknown anywhere ~in the four Patriarchates of the east (
 9     I, 3,1  |                   communion from the other four Patriarchates and has become
10     I, 3,1  |                    estrangement to schism, four incidents are of particular
11     I, 4,2  | self-identification with the humble. These four saints embody ~some of the
12     I, 5,1  |                   distinctive unit through four centuries of alien rule.
13     I, 5,1  |                   sometimes held office on four or five different occasions,
14     I, 5,1  |              Orthodox learning in the last four centuries ~that one of the
15     I, 5,2  |                  and Dositheus diverge are four: the question of free will,
16     I, 5,2  |            Non-Jurors approached both the ~four Eastern Patriarchs and the
17     I, 6,2  |               point to the standard of the four an-~cient Patriarchates,
18     I, 6,3  |                    tively, and in 1723 the four ancient Patriarchates accepted
19     I, 6,3  |                   to communicate more than four or five times a year. Because
20     I, 7    |                  communist ~sphere lie the four ancient Patriarchates and
21     I, 7    |                  not under communist rule, four . Constantinople, Greece, ~
22     I, 7,1  |               enter Saint Panteleimon, and four monks from Bulgaria to enter
23     I, 7,9  |                 Exarchate was divided into four separate dioceses, with
24     I, 7,9  |                 Exile. ~ The Russians have four theological seminaries in
25     I, 7,10 |                 first convert in 1868, and four ~years later two Japanese
26    II, 1,1  |                  first and second of these four points, see pp. 72-9; for
27    II, 3,2  |                   by a low screen three or four feet high. Sometimes this
28    II, 4,3  |                 Church according to one of four different~services:~1) The
29    II, 4,4  |                    prevails — for example, four or five times a year —~the
30    II, 5,1  |                 feasts of the Saviour, and four are feasts of the Mother
31    II, 5,1  |                 vol. 4, p. 232). There are four main periods~of fasting
32    II, 5,1  |             December.~In addition to these four chief periods, all Wednesdays
33    II, 5,1  |                  at~other times it is one, four, or five weeks later (The