Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|        several churches, one of them receives the title of “general” or “
 2  3,1|            to the person of a bishop receives the title of archdeacon.
 3  9,1|           her former sinful life and receives the grace of the Holy Spirit,
 4  9,1|         utters thrice, and each time receives an affirmative answer, which
 5  9,1|              The blessings which man receives in the Sacrament of Baptism
 6  9,1|          that day and the child also receives it then for the first time.
 7  9,4| representative, and sues for pardon, receives absolution from the priest,
 8  9,4|            and holy man.~ As only he receives remission of sins who, repenting
 9  9,4|         obligations.~ The priest who receives a penitent’s confession
10  9,5|             and ordained by a bishop receives the grace of the Holy Spirit
11  9,5|         ground before the bishop and receives his blessing. Then the deacons
12  9,5|           recipient of the Sacrament receives the grace of the Holy Spirit,
13  9,5|            the newly ordained deacon receives communion and recites the
14  9,5|           newly ordained priest then receives holy communion and reads
15  9,5|            Having taken the oath, he receives the blessing of the senior
16  9,5|         newly consecrated sub-deacon receives a towel and basin, in token
17 10,1|   newly-consecrated” or novices, and receives the title of riássophor,
18 10,1|                The novice every time receives the shears and returns them
19 10,1|            altar, to signify that he receives them from the Lord Himself;
20 11  |             the chalice. The Empress receives communion in the usual manner