Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I,Intro |   following self-~governing or .autocephalous. Churches (After each Church
 2     I,Intro |    Patri-~arch. ~ ~Eleven other autocephalous Churches: Russia, Romania,
 3     I,Intro |    termed .autonomous. but not .autocephalous.: ~Finland, Japan and China. ~ ~
 4     I,Intro |     different Patriarchates and autocephalous Churches. In some ar-~eas
 5     I,Intro |     have been ~taken to form an autocephalous Orthodox Church in America,
 6     I,Intro |        often ~possesses its own autocephalous Church, ecclesiastical divisions
 7     I,Intro |        for example, only became autocephalous in 1951. ~ Such are the
 8     I, 4,1  |         The dream of Boris . an autocephalous Church of his own . became
 9     I, 7,8  |  monastery should be termed an .autocephalous. or merely an ~.autonomous.
10     I, 7,9  | solution: to form a ~single and autocephalous .American Orthodox Church..
11     I, 7,9  |       In the past the different autocephalous Churches . often through
12    II, 2,1  |         a number of independent Autocephalous Churches; and just as in
13    II, 2,2  |   Church can have are the local Autocephalous Churches of the Orthodox~
14    II, 2,3  |      representatives of~all the Autocephalous Churches have taken part
15    II, 4,2  |        bishop who is head of an autocephalous~Church enjoys the right
16    II, 4,5  |         Governing Synod in each autocephalous Church~which appoints bishops
17    II, 4,5  |         by the heads of certain autocephalous Churches. The heads of~other
18    II, 5,1  |  carried~into effect by certain autocephalous Churches. In March 1924
19    II, 5,1  |        Church — not by separate autocephalous Churches acting independently.
20    II, 6,2  |     delegation representing ten autocephalous Churches (Constantinople,