Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |   already accepted in popular devotion, but it seemed to Nesto-~
 2     I, 2,2 |      that ~not only titles of devotion were involved at Ephesus,
 3     I, 5,2 |      Roman Catholic ~works of devotion, adapting for Orthodox use
 4     I, 6,1 |    Russian nationalism, their devotion to the outward forms ~of
 5     I, 6,3 |  German and Anglican books of devotion; his detailed meditations ~
 6    II, 0,11|     the basis~of the Orthodox devotion to Tradition.~
 7    II, 0,12|  between liturgy~and personal devotion, which existed in the later
 8    II, 1,3 |     more. However great their devotion to the divine~glory of Our
 9    II, 2,4 |     An Orthodox has a special devotion to the saint~whose name
10    II, 3,2 |  between liturgy and personal devotion from which the medieval
11    II, 4,3 |       hold services of public devotion before the reserved sacrament,
12    II, 5,2 |   between liturgy and private devotion,~so there is no separation
13    II, 5,2 | suggested,~with attention and devotion, rather than to recite them
14    II, 6,1 |      meaning’ (T. M. Parker, ‘Devotion to the Mother of God,’ in
15    II, 6,2 |     for example, and in their devotion to the Mother of God and