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 1 1,3 | paganism.~In 324, Constantine moved his imperial capital from
 2 1,0 |     of the Russian Church was moved from Kiev to Moscow by St.
 3 1,3 |      five more years, he then moved to the Valaam Monastery
 4 2,3 |        but quite early it was moved out from the wall as a sort
 5 3,2 |     and Incense to the elect, moved over the face of the waters:
 6 3,3 | follows the Sermon (sometimes moved to the end of the Liturgy)
 7 4,4 |      the power of faith which moved them to new deeds in their
 8 6,5 |      impulse of man, but men, moved by the Holy Spirit, spoke
 9 6,2 |       humility brings, he was moved to say, When I was brought
10 7,2 |     an upright position. This moved the widow's son to dedicate
11 7,2 |       chosen, it miraculously moved back to the gates of the
12 10,1|   tells how the Hebrew armies moved from the Jordan Valley up