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1 1,4 | institution in Egypt in the 4th Century and rapidly spread across 2 1,5 | Photian Schism, in the 9th Century, but it had been officially 3 1,5 | Revolutions of the 19th Century and World War I. In the 4 1,7 | spiritual writer of the 4th Century and is noted for his many 5 1,7 | hymnographer of the 4th Century, and is especially noted 6 1,7 | preachers of his time (late 4th Century) and was known for his zeal 7 1,8 | Pope of Rome in the 7th Century and was noted for his many 8 1,9 | In the middle of the 9th Century, Patriarch Photius initiated 9 1,9 | and by the end of the 9th Century portions of the Romanian 10 1,9 | principalities in the 14th Century that the Church actually 11 1,0 | Saints.~In the mid-17th Century there occurred in the Russian 12 1,0 | restricted and later in the Century more than half the monasteries 13 1,1 | the beginning of the 11th Century, as well as numerous other 14 1,1 | decline from the turn of the Century when, in 1903, for example, 15 1,1 | spiritual lights there in this Century - the Elder Silouan († 1938) 16 1,1 | Karelian tribes in the 14th Century. Until 1917, the Finnish 17 1,1 | in Central Africa in this Century has been most remarkable 18 1,1 | Georgia.~Founded in the 4th Century by St. Nina, Equal-to-the-Apostles († 19 1,1 | self headed) in the 8th Century, but was incorporated into 20 1,1 | Ottoman Empire in the 19th Century, the Serbian Church received 21 1,1 | independence movement of the 19th Century, the Church of Romania received 22 1,1 | independence struggles of the 19th Century was the Church of Greece. 23 1,2 | in America.~In the 18th Century, the great Orthodox Christian 24 1,5 | latter half of the 19th Century, many Syrian families emigrated 25 1,5 | until the beginning of this Century, and the first Bulgarian 26 1,5 | latter half of the 19th Century, many Uniates from the Carpathian 27 1,5 | Ukrainian.~During the late 19th Century, there was a large Ukrainian 28 2,6 | significance of candles. In the 2nd Century, Tertullian wrote: “We never 29 2,6 | Jerome wrote in the 4th Century that “In all the Eastern 30 2,6 | Jerusalem, wrote in the 7th Century: “Lampadas and candles represent 31 2,6 | Simeon of Thessalonica (15th Century) wrote that “candles are 32 3,3 | separately; but about the 4th Century they were linked together, 33 3,3 | the beginning of the 5th Century there was a great earthquake 34 3,7 | Orthodox tradition of the 4th Century, when he remarks: “...truly, 35 3,7 | Ukraine as early as the 15th Century. From this we can trace 36 3,7 | harmonization, and in the 17th Century the influence of the Kievan 37 3,7 | Peter the Great in the 18th Century who gave rise to the Imperial 38 3,7 | the beginning of the 20th Century there was already a great 39 3,8 | who lived during the 12th Century in Russia, said in a sermon 40 4,4 | the first half of the 4th Century set forth that January 6 41 4,4 | Jerusalem until the 6th Century, while St. John Chrysostom 42 4,5 | Constantinople in the 10th Century. In the year 911, during 43 4,6 | the beginning of the 4th Century at the Local Council of 44 4,6 | Pseudo-Dionysius, who wrote in the 6th Century.] The fact that the Feast 45 4,9 | June 29).~From the 4th Century on, the Church of Rome has 46 5 | towards the end of the Third Century, though its origins may 47 5 | Deputy Abbot).~In the 14th Century, on Mt. Athos (a monastic 48 5 | of Greece since the 10th Century), there appeared a relaxed 49 7 | wrote in the Mid-Eighth Century at the height of the iconoclast ( 50 7,2 | of this Icon to the 10th Century, when St. Neophytos (co-founder 51 7,2 | knees, dating from the 4th Century. In addition to this, there 52 7,2 | Mother of God, from the 6th Century, where the Most-Holy Theotokos 53 7,2 | Russia in the llth-12th Century, recalling the wondrous 54 7,2 | about the middle of the 5th Century, the Empress Eudoxia, wife 55 7,2 | commemorated Nov. 24).~In the 14th Century, Smolensk fell under the 56 7,2 | Evangelist Luke. In the 5th Century is was transferred from 57 7,2 | about the middle of the 9th Century. The Holy Orthodox Church 58 7,2 | latter half of the 10th Century, the Monks of Iveron Monastery 59 7,2 | venerated in Russia in the 17th Century when two early copies of 60 8 | fixed until about the 17th Century. The Fathers themselves 61 8,4 | Russian Church in the 18th Century, is as follows: “May Our 62 8,4 | responsibility. From the 16th Century, however, it was accepted 63 8,5 | case since at least the 6th Century.~ ~ 64 9,7 | monastics since the 4th Century. In the Service for the 65 9,8 | the beginning of the 4th Century the use of the Psalter in 66 10,2| written probably in the 2nd Century B.C. by an unknown Greek-speaking 67 10,2| near the close of the 1st Century A.D. The main part of this 68 10,2| written probably in the 2nd Century B.C. by an unknown author. 69 10,2| probably written in the 2nd Century B.C. and is concerned with 70 10,2| written during the 1st Century B.C., deals with the struggles 71 10,2| Jews who, during the 1st Century B.C., were several times 72 10,3| toward the end of the 1st Century A.D., has traditionally 73 10,3| Evangelist late in the 1st Century. Here he repeats in briefer 74 10,3| Evangelist at the end of the 1st Century while he was in exile on 75 11,1| letter X (dating from the 2nd Century), which later became known 76 11,1| By the middle of the 3rd Century, the meaning of this Cross 77 11,1| According to Tertullian (2nd Century), both the Greek letter 78 11,1| became prevalent.~By the 5th Century, however, the four-pointed 79 11,1| a true cross!~By the 6th Century, Christian art had arrived 80 11,1| occurs at the end of the 7th Century.~According to St. John of 81 11,1| by St. Columba in the 6th Century. The circle, symbol of eternity,


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