Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4| monasticism should ~have developed immediately after Constantine.s conversion,
 2     I, 6,3|         Russia is perhaps the most immediately attractive to non-~Orthodox
 3    II, 2,4|          in her Bodily Assumption (Immediately after the Pope proclaimed
 4    II, 2,5|           world would occur almost~immediately, whereas in fact two millennia
 5    II, 3,2|     usually ‘anticipated’ and sung~immediately after Vespers on Saturday
 6    II, 3,2|            best known and the most immediately attractive to western~ears;
 7    II, 4,2|                        Chrismation~Immediately after Baptism, an Orthodox
 8    II, 4,3|       Gifts, the priest and deacon immediately prostrate themselves~before
 9    II, 4,4|        church, usually in the open immediately~49~in front of the iconostasis;
10    II, 4,4|        words~which the priest says immediately before the confession proper: ‘
11    II, 5,1|          forgiveness on the Sunday immediately before Lent, when clergy