Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |      labored in Judea and then accompanied St. Andrew to Edessa, preaching
 2 1,8 |       commemorated January 19, accompanied the Byzantine Emperor to
 3 2,5 |      the All-Night Vigil (also accompanied by the Trezvon); before
 4 2,5 |       the Hours begin (usually accompanied by twelve recitations of
 5 3,6 |        ten appointed Stikhera, accompanied by a censing of the whole
 6 3,9 |  Apostikha.~These are Stikhera accompanied by verses usually taken
 7 3,0 |        head; sometimes this is accompanied by the Sign of the Cross.~ ~
 8 4,2 |   pagan rites were celebrated, accompanied by prostitution. In Bethlehem,
 9 4,9 |     and the Theophany here was accompanied by a bright radiance.~Both
10 4,0 |        Later the Apostle Paul, accompanied by his close disciples,
11 4,0 |       songs the heavenly hosts accompanied the soul of the Mother of
12 4,1 | Lazarus, many of those who had accompanied Him on the way from Jericho
13 4,1 |    Father in Heaven. Jesus was accompanied by throngs of people who
14 5   | towards God is genuine only if accompanied by humility towards fellow-men.
15 6,2 |         however, is not always accompanied by physical tears, for deep
16 8,1 |        the one to be baptized, accompanied by the Sign of the Cross
17 8,2 |     crosswise with the Chrism, accompanied by the words, The seal of
18 9   |      in isolation, but must be accompanied by all the virtues, for
19 9,8 |       weeping, too (Ps. 42:3), accompanied by fasting and sackcloth (
20 10,2|   identity hidden from Tobias, accompanied him to Media, revealing
21 10,3|       the same author, who had accompanied St. Paul on parts of his