Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3 |      long weeks. In the early ~hours of 29 May the last Christian
 2     I, 6,2 |         Services lasting seven hours or more were attended by
 3     I, 6,3 | motionless throughout the long hours of darkness ~on a rock),
 4    II, 0,12|        the Horologion~(Book of Hours).~3. Later Councils~The
 5    II, 3,2 |  together with the six ‘Lesser Hours’ of Nocturns, Prime,~Terce,
 6    II, 3,2 |      on their feet for several~hours without apparent signs of
 7    II, 3,2 |  nights lasts no more than~two hours, and often less. Monastic
 8    II, 3,2 |     for twelve or even fifteen hours without a break,~but this
 9    II, 5   |      not restricted to certain hours of the day. A Christian~
10    II, 5,1 |         who has stood for long hours, one~of an innumerable multitude