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1 1,1 |      is accepted as of Pauline origin) have been accepted as part
2 2,1 |     not in agreement as to the origin of this particular style,
3 2,1 |      particularly Russian. The origin of this slanted footboard
4 3,3 |       to Church Tradition, the origin of the Trisagion is as follows.
5 5   | coenobitic monasticism, if the origin of monasticism was the solitary
6 5   |        man and which is at the origin of virtually every sin we
7 10,2|      Chapters 6-9 speak of the origin, nature and activities of
8 10,2| division of the Empire and the origin of the Seleucid Empire (
9 11,1|      of signs “that have their origin in divine forms of which