Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,Intro | side, it expanded to the north. In 863 Saint Cyril and
2 I,Intro | these newer Churches of the north increased in importance,
3 I,Intro | provinces in western Europe, in North and South America, and in ~
4 I, 2,2 | dred they had swept across North Africa, advanced through
5 I, 2,4 | Athos, a rocky ~peninsula in North Greece jutting out into
6 I, 4,1 | frontiers of the Empire, to ~the north and the northwest . Moravians,
7 I, 4,1 | the ~Khazars, who lived north of the Caucasus region.
8 I, 4,1 | Byzantium for the unknown ~north. Few events have been so
9 I, 4,2 | overrun, except the far north around Novgorod. A visitor
10 I, 4,3 | German Crusaders in the north aimed to break Orthodox
11 I, 4,3 | in the north-east and far north of the Russian con-~tinent.
12 I, 4,3 | swiftly across the whole of north Russia as far as the ~White
13 I, 4,3 | they penetrated farther north, they preached Christianity
14 I, 7,1 | are Greeks ~dwelling in North America. ~ At the end of
15 I, 7,6 | million faithful) and in north Greece many dioceses con-~
16 I, 7,9 | in western Europe and in North America. ~In 1922 the Greeks
17 I, 7,9 | foundations elsewhere. ~ In North America there are between
18 I, 7,9 | Alaska in other parts of North America. In 1872 the diocese
19 I, 7,9 | Tikhon was Arch-~bishop of North America for nine years (
20 I, 7,9 | The Greek Orthodox in North America number over one
21 II, 3,2 | congregations, at any rate north of the Alps. Western~worshippers,
22 II, 6,2 | Constantinople, Antioch, Cyprus, North American Jurisdiction~of
23 II, 6,2 | Antioch, Greece, Cyprus,~North American Jurisdiction of
24 II, 6,2 | Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, North American Jurisdiction of~
25 II, 6,2 | Serbia, Georgia, Poland, North American Jurisdiction~of
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