Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,0|           his disciple, Nazarius, Abbot of Valaam. A special system
 2 1,1|        the Mountain of Moses. The Abbot of this Monastery is always
 3 1,2|       Aleut Peter.~In a letter to Abbot Damascene of Valaam, dated
 4 1,3| attachment to the Elder Nazarius, Abbot and Renewer of the spiritual
 5 3,6|         Climacus (of The Ladder), Abbot of Sinai, who, because of
 6 3,7|           in which the Bishop (or Abbot), taking the place of Christ,
 7 5  |       coenobitic monastery is the Abbot (or Igumen (Hegumen), meaning
 8 5  |          in such cases, the Great Abbot) a deputy will be appointed (
 9 5  |           acts in the name of the Abbot — Deputy Abbot).~In the
10 5  |        name of the Abbot — Deputy Abbot).~In the 14th Century, on
11 5,1|        Hours. Standing before the Abbot, the candidate is tonsured (
12 5,1|        the yoke of the Lord.” The Abbot then vests him with the
13 5,1|       Altar where his father (the Abbot) awaits him.~In the Order
14 5,1|         As he is conducted to the Abbot, the Novice performs three
15 5,1|          the Holy Doors where the Abbot is waiting. Before him stands
16 5,1|        Cross and a Testament.~The Abbot then asks him what he seeks
17 5,1|       life of mortification.” The Abbot then questions him further
18 5,1|        with the help of God,” the Abbot then exhorts him as to the
19 5,1|         test his willingness, the Abbot hands the scissors, with
20 5,1|        and hands them back to the Abbot, kissing his hand. Then
21 5,1|        kissing his hand. Then the Abbot tonsures the Novice's head
22 7,2|       besieged Monks. At this the Abbot, Joseph, convinced the brethren
23 7,2|          the Monastery, while the Abbot ordered the faithful to
24 8,6|      distinguished Priestmonks.~ ~Abbot (Hegumen or Igumen).~Originally
25 8,6|          a monastery was entitled Abbot (a practice strictly adhered
26 9,7|     Komvoschoinlon — Chotki), the Abbot says, as it is handed over: “