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 1 1,4 |      parts of the Empire in the period prior to Nicea, the Church
 2 1,4 |       Councils which met in the period from 325 to 787 performed
 3 1,4 |       other Two. It was in this period that we see the activities
 4 1,4 |        an end.~During this same period, there were two other major
 5 1,4 |    second major current in this period was the rise and rapid spread
 6 1,6 |    Notable Fathers of the Early Period.~ ~St. Cyprian, Bishop of
 7 1,7 |  Fathers of the Early Byzantine Period.~ ~St. Anthony the Great (†
 8 1,8 |  Fathers of the Later Byzantine Period.~ ~St. Gregory the Dialogist,
 9 1,9 |   officially Christian. After a period of vacillation between East
10 1,9 |      the Latin West during this period.~ ~
11 1,0 |         into Russia during this period and the Russian Princess
12 1,0 |       the Metropolitans of this period were Greeks, appointed by
13 1,0 |     until 1480, and during this period only the Church kept alive
14 1,0 |  important Saints shone in this period: St. Alexander Nevsky, Prince
15 1,0 |       confiscated.~This Synodal Period, which lasted until 1917,
16 1,0 |        lasted until 1917, was a period of spiritual low for the
17 1,2 |        three years. During this period, one of the missionaries,
18 1,3 |         to Russia after a brief period of less than a year, since
19 1,4 |        and Asia. It was in this period (from the time of the American
20 1,4 |        his primacy. During this period, St. Vladimir's Seminary
21 1,4 |         War II and its post-war period, dying in 1950, having failed
22 1,5 |      increased steadily in this period after the American Civil
23 1,5 |       is very small. During the period after World War II, a number
24 2,1 |     especially after the Mongol Period, Russian churches tended
25 3,1 |     Pentecost are preceded by a period of preparation known as
26 3,1 |   preceded by a special fasting period (the Nativity Fast begins
27 3,1 |        are followed by a festal period called the Afterfeast, during
28 3,7 |     quickly, initiating the new period of concert-like choir singing.
29 3,8 |       and movable Feasts of the period of the Triodion and Pentecostarion,
30 3,4 |   Church has ordained a lengthy period of repentance and spiritual
31 3,4 |         spiritual searching — a period of preparation, so to speak —
32 3,5 | calendars added or subtracted a period called an epact to harmonize
33 5,1 |  Probationer (or Novice).~For a period of at least three years,
34 5,1 |  monastic life. This three-year period of preparation has existed
35 7,1 |       16, during the Afterfeast period of the Feast of the Dormition,
36 10,1|      Chapters 1-17 describe the period from the reigns of Ahaziah
37 10,1|        Judah during the Persian period, probably from 400-350 B.C.
38 10,1|    Prophet Amos preached in the period from about 760-750 B.C.
39 10,1|      written later in the Greek period (4th and 3rd Centuries B.C.)
40 10,1|         Messenger) lived in the period from 500 to 450 B.C. One
41 10,2|    Hyrcanus I, which marked the period of the successful struggle
42 10,3|        of the coming seven-year period of tribulation on this earth