Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3 |           of the early Monks of the Egyptian desert. When asked if he
 2 3,6 |          was a harlot living in the Egyptian city of Alexandria who later
 3 3,6 |             life in solitude in the Egyptian desert, serving as a model
 4 5   |        sixty years in a cave in the Egyptian desert. But the greatest
 5 5   |            was perfected by another Egyptian father, St. Pachomius the
 6 5   |            so-called for the famous Egyptian community of Scetis which
 7 6,0 | Commandments.~After the Exodus from Egyptian slavery (Ex. 14), the Children
 8 10,1|           Israel's deliverance from Egyptian bondage, including the rise
 9 10,2|         deals with the struggles of Egyptian Jews who suffered under
10 10,2|           console, exhort and teach Egyptian Jews who, during the 1st
11 11,1|           the Sun of Righteousness.~Egyptian (or Coptic): This Cross
12 11,1|         loop at the top appeared in Egyptian hieroglyphics meaning life.