Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|                   Names of the Various Church Buildings.~We give
 2  2,4|     dedicated to the memory of various events and various persons.
 3  2,4|   memory of various events and various persons. They are called
 4  3,2|     laymen’s garments changed; various peoples adopted new fashions;
 5  3,2|    Such Crosses, ornamented in various ways, are given as signs
 6  4,1|     Public worship consists of various collections of prayers,
 7  4,6| substance of the hymns for the various festivals is contained in
 8  5,2|  petitions for the granting of various favors are slowly recited
 9  5,2|       follow supplications for various members of the Church and
10  5,6| separated by verses taken from various parts of the Scriptures,
11  6,7|        Twelve Feast days, when various other texts are substituted
12  7,1|     particles, in honor of the various hosts of saints, who have
13  7,1|    save us.”~ Antiphons are of various kinds. On Sundays and feast-days
14  8,2|     wine, sweet-smelling oils, various kinds of incense and herbs (
15 10  |        is to ask a blessing on various inanimate objects, such
16 10,3|        others the order of the various ministrations.~ Under the
17 10,3|       read or recited — at the various services. This book has