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 1 1,0|       and was given in marriage Anna, the sister of the Byzantine
 2 3,3|   Ancestors of God, Joachim and Anna, the Saint whose church
 3 4,1|       Her mother, the Righteous Anna, was the daughter of Matthan,
 4 4,1|         of Galilee.~Joachim and Anna had no children, and all
 5 4,1|   solitude in a deserted place.~Anna, having heard how her husband
 6 4,1| Heavenly Messenger, Joachim and Anna returned to Jerusalem where,
 7 4,1|   Most-Pure Virgin, Joachim and Anna are freed from barrenness;
 8 4,3|         the Virgin, Joachim and Anna, when praying for the resolution
 9 4,3|       The righteous Joachim and Anna, having delivered the child
10 4,7|         there was a prophetess, Anna, the daughter of Phanuel,
11 4,8|     barren parents, Joachim and Anna, also by means of Divine
12 7,2|      1046, giving his daughter, Anna, in marriage to Prince Vsevolod
13 7,2|         to visit the noblewoman Anna Goiskaya, on her estate
14 7,2|     when Philip, the brother of Anna had been healed before it,
15 7,2|  monastery was built, for which Anna Goiskaya provided large