Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|          Mother, or else of some Saint who is especially honored
 2  2,4|         incorruptible remains of Saint’s bodies), in memory of
 3  2,5|          like the glory around a saint’s head, and with a long
 4  2,7|          a representation of the Saint or event, in honor of whom
 5  4,9|         the glorification of the Saint of the day or of the event
 6  5,6|       the feast, or praising the Saint in whose honor the feast
 7  6,7| connection with the event or the Saint in whose honor the canon
 8  8,2|          down by the Roman Pope, Saint Gregory the Great.~ There
 9  8,2|          falls the feast of some Saint, in whose honor the Polyeleos
10  9,1|           i.e., the name of some Saint, and prays to God “that
11  9,1|          emulate the life of the Saint whose name it bears. From
12  9,1|      sacred to the memory of the Saint whose name he or she bears
13  9,1|          the help of God and the Saint towards leading a life worthy
14  9,3|         and also the name of the Saint whose relics, if any, are
15 10,2|        of the Saviour or of some Saint, symbolizing the deceased’
16 11  |       the city, was born on that Saint’s day.~    *We call “Gospel,”
17 11  |      that particular deed of the Saint of the day, or some one