Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|          sacrifice. The Evangelist John has given us more fully
 2  4,3|           greatest among prophets, John the Forerunner; Wednesday
 3  4,6|            service in honor of St. John the Baptist; the day after
 4  6,7|            on the birth of his son John the Forerunner. When this
 5  7,1|          in Cappadocia, and by St. John Chrysostom (“the Golden-Mouthed”),
 6  7,1|  liturgical rites: the rite of St. John Chrysostom and that of St.
 7  7,1|           Differs From That of St. John Chrysostom.— The Liturgy
 8  7,1|            itself, and that of St. John Chrysostom on the vigil);
 9  7,1|         Great differs from that of John Chrysostom only in the following
10  7,1|            is mentioned instead of John Chrysostom’s.~ ~NOTE 2.
11  8,1|           Prophets, from Samuel to John the Baptist; while the second
12  8,1|          Day itself the Liturgy of John Chrysostom is celebrated.
13  8,1|            Prophet and Forerunner, John the Baptizer of Christ.”*~
14  8,1|          on all other days that of John Chrysostom.~ ~The Feast
15  8,1|            Prophet and Forerunner, John the Baptist.~This event
16  8,2|           of Basil the Great or of John Chrysostom, and preserved
17  8,2|    Evangelists — Matthew, Luke and John, of the Passion of Christ,
18  8,2|       combined with the Liturgy of John Chrysostom, and the Epitaphion
19 10,2| represented Christ, His Mother and John the Baptist, with the words
20 10,2|            day of the Beheading of John the Baptist. The Saturday
21 11  |            Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Greek word Evangélion