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 1 1,1 |        worthy to die in the same manner as the Lord Himself. The
 2 1,2 |       them in quite the opposite manner. Thereupon he was thrown
 3 1,3 |        December 13, 1837, in the manner in which he had described
 4 2,2 |   triumphant processions in like manner to the ancient military
 5 3,2 |          belongs to [the] former manner of life and is corrupt through
 6 3,0 |    holding the fingers in such a manner as to represent the Greek
 7 4,1 |      took place in the following manner: Her father, the Righteous
 8 4,3 |      took place in the following manner: The parents of the Virgin,
 9 4,9 |         with Motovilov].~In like manner, we all have the opportunity
10 4,0 |      took place in the following manner: Having reached an advanced
11 5   |          meaning personal way or manner) in which many of the communal
12 5   |   independent, to be as God in a manner that would free man from
13 5   |   ascetic labors, in his saintly manner of life and in this state,
14 5,1 |         soldier. And so, in like manner, he who wishes to be a Monk
15 6,0 |        love him in the Christian manner, for this love means that
16 6,2 | persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely
17 6,2 | persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely
18 8,2 |          then cut in a crosswise manner — The Tonsure — as a sign
19 8,3 |       and omnipotent, but in the manner of operation unsearchable” [
20 9   |        perfect as we improve the manner of our lives and cleanse
21 9,2 |        us in accordance with our manner of life and the state of
22 10,3|         divided in the following manner: Prologue (Ch. 1:1-18 —