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 1 1,5 |      the domains of the Most Pious Tsars of Russia.~ ~
 2 1,8 |  Sunday of Great Lent, was a pious Monk of Mt. Athos, and later
 3 1,4 |      Siberia. He came from a pious family and at age six, young
 4 4,2 |        he, together with his pious mother, Queen Helena, decided
 5 4,2 |    arrived in Jerusalem, the pious Queen destroyed all the
 6 4,3 | educated in the community of pious virgins, diligently reading
 7 4,5 |     city and conquer it. The pious people of Constantinople
 8 6,1 |   variations, theological or pious opinions, or simply plain
 9 7,1 |      inhabitants preserved a pious custom of venerating the
10 7,1 |   Orthodox Church there is a pious custom that before entering
11 7,2 |      At this time, a certain pious Nun, who was blind, had
12 7,2 |  being burnt and desecrated, pious people tried to hide or
13 7,2 |   the iconoclasts, a certain pious widow who lived not far
14 7,2 |    God Herself to Gabriel, a pious hermit of Iveron, whom she
15 7,2 |  Icon reached Russia through pious pilgrims. It became especially
16 9   |    in virtue as our pure and pious prayers to God. Thus it
17 9,6 |    Thomas Week.~According to pious custom, a commemoration
18 10,2|   moral world.~ ~Tobit.~This pious story was written probably
19 10,2|  with the Fall of Samaria. A pious Jew, named Tobit, lived
20 10,2|    Ch. 7-14).~ ~Judith.~This pious, yet nationalistic tale