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 1 1,4 |      institution in Egypt in the 4th Century and rapidly spread
 2 1,7 |          spiritual writer of the 4th Century and is noted for
 3 1,7 |          and hymnographer of the 4th Century, and is especially
 4 1,7 |        Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa (4th Cent.).~St. Gregory was
 5 1,7 |      preachers of his time (late 4th Century) and was known for
 6 1,1 |          Georgia.~Founded in the 4th Century by St. Nina, Equal-to-the-Apostles (†
 7 2,6 |      Blessed Jerome wrote in the 4th Century that “In all the
 8 3,2 |          the 1st Antiphon of the 4th Tone, “From my youth....”
 9 3,3 |        separately; but about the 4th Century they were linked
10 3,7 |        Orthodox tradition of the 4th Century, when he remarks: “...
11 4,4 |         of the first half of the 4th Century set forth that January
12 4,6 |          at the beginning of the 4th Century at the Local Council
13 4,9 |         Paul (June 29).~From the 4th Century on, the Church of
14 6,3 |        some sort of goddess, the 4th Person of the Trinity, as
15 7,2 |       her knees, dating from the 4th Century. In addition to
16 8,4 |      persecutions of the 3rd and 4th Centuries, when many people,
17 9,7 | treasured by monastics since the 4th Century. In the Service
18 9,8 |          by the beginning of the 4th Century the use of the Psalter
19 10,1|         Orthodox Bibles, 3rd and 4th Kings) were originally one.
20 10,1|       later in the Greek period (4th and 3rd Centuries B.C.)
21 10,7|       Acts 6:1-7 Mark 15:43-16:8~4th Sunday after Pascha Acts
22 10,7|        Rom. 5:1-10 Matt. 6:22-33~4th Sunday after Pentecost Rom.
23 10,7|           Adoration of the Cross~4th Sunday of Great Lent Heb.