Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1  |        extending from the day of Pentecost to the ~conversion of Constantine,
 2     I, 1  |    Jerusalem during the feast of Pentecost, the first Whit Sunday.
 3    II, 1,4|         sending of the Spirit at Pentecost.~The Orthodox Church lays
 4    II, 2,1|        of Christ, 3) a~continued Pentecost. The Orthodox doctrine of
 5    II, 2,1| sacramental life.~3. A continued Pentecost. It is easy to lay such
 6    II, 2,1|      diversity in the Church: at Pentecost the tongues of fire were ‘
 7    II, 2,2|          since it is a~continued Pentecost, it is therefore infallible.
 8    II, 3,2|          days between Easter and Pentecost; but today this rule is
 9    II, 4,2|   Chrismation is an extension of Pentecost: the same Spirit who descended~
10    II, 5,1|          days after Easter).~10. Pentecost (known in the west as Whit
11    II, 5,1|       Saints (First Sunday after Pentecost).~But besides feasts there
12    II, 5,1|          Monday eight days after Pentecost, and ends on~28 June, the
13    II, 5,1|        and during the week after Pentecost). The Exaltation of the