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| Alphabetical [« »] literal 8 literally 8 literary 3 literature 13 lithuania 1 little 14 liturgical 4 | Frequency [« »] 13 immediate 13 lectures 13 lies 13 literature 13 longer 13 loss 13 mention | Protopresbyter Michael Pomazansky Orthodox dogmatic theology IntraText - Concordances literature |
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1 Intro, A,1| 15). In early Christian literature there is constant mention~ 2 Intro, A,5| is now preserved in the literature of the Church, which comprises 3 II, 6,7 | the philosophic religious literature of recent~times, beginning 4 II, 7,2 | made richer by Patristic literature; it grows in the outward 5 II, 7,5 | ancient Greek, pre-Christian literature is encountered very rarely.~ 6 II, 7,5 | etc. In ancient Christian literature, this term is encountered 7 II, 7,6 | Acts.~In ancient Church literature, sometimes bishops and deacons 8 II, 7,6 | clear from ancient~church literature. The same St. Ignatius writes: “ 9 II, 8,9 | institution.~In ancient Christian literature one may find indirect testimonies 10 II, 9,3 | indications in ancient Christian literature concerning~faith in prayer 11 Add, 0,4 | Feasts.~All this liturgical literature was not conceived as an 12 App, 1 | discussion in theological~literature: Can one accept, from the 13 App, 5,4 | some passing mention in literature of the period,~provide us