Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |        as to St. Polycarp, which contain valuable information on
 2 2,5 |        Tower, was constructed to contain the bells, but more often
 3 3,1 |    happened at certain hours and contain petitions relevant to these
 4 3,2 |       this point on Great Feasts contain prophecies of the event
 5 3,2 |        Odes) of the Canon, which contain the Hymns of those godly
 6 3,8 |        the Priest and Deacon and contain the Sacraments and other
 7 3,8 |          companion volumes which contain certain texts from the major
 8 6,2 |           godly tears and sorrow contain both joy and gaity, just
 9 9,8 |         generations. These words contain a call not to repeat the
10 9,8 | experience of prayer. The Psalms contain frequent reminders of how
11 10,3|         complete. Chapters 10-13 contain a vigorous defense of Paul