Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6 |          were placed in the same grave or place,~or even in the
 2 II, 3,6 | existence of the~soul beyond the grave has grown dim, where there
 3 II, 3,6 |      belief in a life beyond the~grave for the souls of our close
 4 II, 5,3 |  concerning existence beyond the~grave: “For in death there is
 5 II, 5,3 |     hopeless darkness beyond the~grave. Such awareness and sorrow
 6 II, 6,4 |        of the Apostle Thomas her grave had been opened and her
 7 II, 6,8 |         His body remained in the grave. He preached salvation to
 8 II, 8,3 |       washing by water, with the grave, and other such things~indicates
 9 II, 9,6 |         kin to the word~mogila, “grave.” Revering holy relics,
10 App, 5,2|      even in the life beyond the grave. In the ecclesiastical~calendars
11 App, 5,4|      chapel was~erected over the grave of the departed, and in
12 App, 5,4|        and in it there was set a grave slab or reliquary (if the
13 App, 5,5|        which had occurred at the grave of Maximus, a priest and “
14 App, 5,5|        to~St. Paraskeva over his grave, “as was customary for the
15 App, 5,5|     Monastery of Zadonsk and the grave of the Hierarch from~far-distant
16 App, 5,5|        ailments performed at his grave have~drawn many believers